Finite Domains

Finite domains refer to a specific, limited set of possible values within which a variable can be chosen. In contexts like mathematics, computer science, or logic, they define the boundaries for variables, ensuring they only take on certain allowed options. For example, a variable representing days of the week has a finite domain of seven options. Finite domains help structure problems by restricting choices, making it easier to analyze, solve, or automate decision-making processes efficiently.