What is the best resource for learning set theory definitions?

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Metamath is recommended as a comprehensive resource for learning set theory definitions and mathematical concepts in terms of sets. The website contains thousands of pages dedicated to these topics, although navigating it can be challenging. Users have found it difficult to locate specific information within the site. Overall, Metamath is acknowledged as a valuable but complex resource for set theory. Exploring this site can significantly enhance understanding of mathematical concepts through the lens of set theory.
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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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