# Morphism

The notion of morphism in category theory is that it is an arrow between two objects.

# Definition

Given two objects in a category, say xx and yy, there is a set hom(x,y)\text{hom}(x,y), called a hom-set, whose elements are morphisms from xx to yy. Given a morphism ff in this hom-set, we write f:xyf: x\rightarrow y to indicate that it goes from xx to yy.