That’s right. A partial function can be thought of as a subset (of its domain) and a total function on that subset. And a (total) function can be thought of as a partition (of its domain): the parts are the inverse images of each point in the function’s image.
That’s right. A partial function can be thought of as a subset (of its domain) and a total function on that subset. And a (total) function can be thought of as a partition (of its domain): the parts are the inverse images of each point in the function’s image.