What is the best resource for learning set theory definitions?

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Hi all :D,
Is there a website or book that has the definitions of most mathematical concepts in terms of sets?

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Metamath does.
 
Sorry. But I can't seem to locate it in their webpage.
 
quddusaliquddus said:
Sorry. But I can't seem to locate it in their webpage.

Almost all of the website does that -- it has literally thousands of pages of it. There are probably only a dozen pages on the metamath website other than that.
 
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