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I won't ever understand advanced maths, can someone explain me?
Not an advanced mathematician, but I think it's just saying that f(x-delta) between f(x + delta) is going to give a value between L - epsilon and L + epsilon.
I literally don't know what any of that means
Imagine you have a simple function: y = 2x
If you have two different x values (let's say 2 and 4), there exist a y value for every number in between them.
In this example, the y is going to be in between 4 and 8, for every x in between 2 and 4.
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