Interval notation explicitly uses inequality symbols to present the domain or range of particular function.
An example would be ##x>0## for a logarithmic function.
Set notation uses brackets to provide restrictions on your function. So the same domain ##x>0## can be written as (0 ].
The square brackets simply mean that the value nearest to the square brackets are included in the solution set.
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