And once again, in this case, this is gonna be equal to g of pi. We don't have any interesting discontinuities there or anything like that. So there's two big takeaways here. You can construct many different functions that would have the same limit at a point. And for a given function, you can take the limit at many different points. In fact, an infinite number of different points. And it's important to point that out, no pun intended, because oftentimes we get used to seeing limits only at points where something strange seems to be happening.