I know that every separable metric space has a countable base.
I was wondering if we can get a countable dense subset from every metric space that has a countable base.
Thank you very much!!
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I know that every separable metric space has a countable base.
I was wondering if we can get a countable dense subset from every metric space that has a countable base.
Thank you very much!!
Best Answer
You don't even need a metric space for that direction, in holds in general. If your topology has a countable base, just pick one element out of every base set and you will get a countable dense subset.