Bounded Quantification

Bounded quantification is a concept in logic that restricts the range of things a variable can refer to. Instead of saying "for all," it specifies "for all objects within a certain category or that satisfy specific criteria." For example, instead of saying "all numbers," you might say "all numbers less than 100." This helps create precise statements by limiting the scope, ensuring that the statement applies only to a specific subset rather than everything universally. It’s useful in formal reasoning, programming, and mathematics to define conditions within a controlled and meaningful context.