Is the all elements of first set is called domain and the all elements of second set is called co domain am I correct?

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Yes.You are absolutely right if you are learning about functions or relations.
That is if there is a relation or function that exist between set 1 and set 2
Don't get confused about codomain and range.
Range is a subset of codomain that defines relation of elements in domain.

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