👉 Di mathematics, or discrete mathematics, is a branch of mathematics that deals with mathematical structures consisting of distinct, individual elements rather than continuous quantities. It encompasses areas such as set theory, combinatorics, graph theory, number theory, and logic, focusing on the properties and relationships of these discrete objects. Unlike continuous mathematics, which works with real numbers and smooth functions, discrete mathematics explores countable or countably infinite sets and their properties, making it fundamental for computer science, cryptography, and optimization problems. This field provides the theoretical foundation for algorithms, data structures, and computational processes, enabling efficient problem-solving in various disciplines.
