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In [[category theory]], a '''functor''' is a [[morphism]] between categories.
 
In [[category theory]], a '''functor''' is a [[morphism]] between categories.
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Functors were first proposed in [[algebraic topology]], where algebraic objects such as the [[fundamental group]] are associated to [[topological space]]s, and algebraic [[homomorphism]]s are associated to continuous functions.  Recently, functors are used to relate various categories.
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Functors were first proposed in [[algebraic topology]], where algebraic objects such as the [[fundamental group]] are associated to [[topological space]]s, and algebraic [[homomorphism]]s are associated to continuous functions.  Functors are now used to relate various categories.
 
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[[Category:Mathematics]]
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