👉 In mathematics, a partition of a set is an arrangement of its elements into non-empty subsets, each of which contains at least one element. The term "partition" in this context refers to the process of breaking down or dividing a set into smaller parts. The goal of partitioning is typically to find all possible ways to arrange the elements of the set so that each subset contains exactly one element from the original set. This operation is often used in combinatorics, set theory, and other areas
