Given an example of a function f that satisfy the following conditions respectively.(a) defined on R but not continuous at any point of R;(b) defined on R and continuous at exactly one point of R;(c) defined on a closed interval [a, b] and continuous at exactly two points of [a, b].

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Given an example of a function f that satisfy the following conditions respectively. (a) defined on R but not continuous at any point of R; (b) defined on R and continuous at exactly one point of R; (c) defined on a closed interval [a, b] and continuous at exactly two points of [a, b].