Continuous Probability Distribution
Basic Concept
Unlike discrets probability distribution, continuous probability distribution is continuous. The variables of the former can only be integers, while the latter is the entire field of real numbers.
Similar to discrete notation, the probability is usually written as $P(X \leq x)$. However, it should be noted that for a continuous probability distribution, $P(X=x)=0$, that is, for a continuous probability distribution, the probability of obtaining a particular value is 0. Notes: the reference to “probability 0” here DOES NOT mean that it is impossible (it can be analogous to “taking a random point on the field of real numbers, the probability that the point is rational is 0”).