And that was actually only the case when x was getting closer to c from the left, from values of x less than c. But what happens as we get closer and closer to c from values of x that are larger than c? Well, when x is over here, f of x is right over here. And so that's what f of x is, is right over there. When x gets a little bit closer to c, our f of x is right over there. When x is just very slightly larger than c, then our f of x is right over there. And you see, once again, it seems to be approaching that same value. And we call that value, that value that f of x seems to be approaching as x approaches c, we call that value L, or the limit.