Enum spaces::Card

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pub enum Card {
    Null,
    Finite(usize),
    Infinite,
}
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Measure of the cardinality (#) of a set.

Card is used to represent the number of possible values that are contained by a space. Take, for example, a 2-dimensional space, each with a finite set of values. In this case we have the following:

use spaces::{Space, Card};
use spaces::product::PairSpace;
use spaces::discrete::Ordinal;

let d1 = Ordinal::new(5);
let d2 = Ordinal::new(10);
let space = PairSpace::new(d1, d2);

assert_eq!(space.card(), Card::Finite(50));

Internally, this above code does the following:

use spaces::Card;

let s1 = Card::Finite(5);
let s2 = Card::Finite(10);

assert_eq!(s1*s2, Card::Finite(50));

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Null

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Finite(usize)

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Infinite

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