Continuous function that is uniformly continuous on a dense subset

The statement, and your proof of it, are correct.

There is also a stronger form of this fact: if a function is uniformly continuous on a dense set, then it has a (unique) continuous extension to the entire space, which is also uniformly continuous.

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Continuity

Real Analysis

Uniform Continuity

Proof Verification

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