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What is the smallest and largest natural number

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The smallest natural number is 1. The largest natural number does not exists because there will always be one even larger. But if you are asking the number of all natural numbers or the size of natural number set then $\aleph_0$ is your answer.

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What is the smallest and largest natural number​

What is the smallest and largest natural number