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What is topology? When a person should learn it? [closed]

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Closed as too generic by Peter Taylor‭ on Nov 8, 2021 at 08:14

This post contains multiple questions or has many possible indistinguishable correct answers or requires extraordinary long answers.

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What is topology? When a person should learn it?

What I know about it that is, it describes place, location field- I don't have deeper knowledge of the topic.

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Canina‭ wrote about 3 years ago
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Did you read the Wikipedia article on topology? If there is something in it (or some similar description elsewhere) that you don't understand and feel that you need clarification on, you might get answers that are more useful to you by asking specifically about that.

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Isn't the tag good now?

Derek Elkins‭ wrote about 3 years ago
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deleted user Calling a question a "soft question" doesn't suddenly make it being overly broad, primarily opinion based, and/or lacking context or research okay.

Canina‭ wrote about 3 years ago · edited about 3 years ago
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deleted user I fail to see what a tag on a site in the Stack Exchange network has to do with anything here, or how it relates to what I wrote in my comment.