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'''Discrete math''' is very broadly the area of mathematics that deals with [[discrete]] objects; that is, objects that be enumerated. Another very broad description is that branches of mathematics considered discrete math are primarily concerned with [[set|sets]], whereas branches of math known as [[analysis]] (such as [[calculus]]) are primarily concerned with [[function|functions]]. | '''Discrete math''' is very broadly the area of mathematics that deals with [[discrete]] objects; that is, objects that be enumerated. Another very broad description is that branches of mathematics considered discrete math are primarily concerned with [[set|sets]], whereas branches of math known as [[analysis]] (such as [[calculus]]) are primarily concerned with [[function|functions]]. | ||
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Discrete math is very broadly the area of mathematics that deals with discrete objects; that is, objects that be enumerated. Another very broad description is that branches of mathematics considered discrete math are primarily concerned with sets, whereas branches of math known as analysis (such as calculus) are primarily concerned with functions.
Some parts of mathematics that one would generally consider discrete math are:
