Abstract
It is well known that differentiable functions defined on R are continuous. However, this result assumes that one uses the usual topology. In this paper, an example is given of a differentiable, nowhere continuous function by changing the basic open sets at just one point. And also a characterization is given of the implication ‘differentiability implies continuity’.
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