1. A non-empty complete and bounded metric space (X, d) with exactly a countably infinite (not finite) number of limit points.

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"countable" means countably infinite. So finite examples won’t work. 

1. A non-empty complete and bounded metric space (X, d) with exactly a countably infinite
(not finite) number of limit points.
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