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Give the example of complete metric space which is not compact

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since compactness implies, in particular, that a Cauchy sequence contains a convergent subsequence, then (in the metric space  context) a compact  set must be complete. the reverse need not be the case - completeness is a statement about Cauchy sequences, whereas compactness is a statement about all sequences.
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