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Coding is non-robust
For various reasons, higher-order objects are often studied in mathematical logic via second-order `codes' or `representations'. An important example hailing from real analysis and topology is provided by open sets, which are represented by unions $\cup_{n\in \mathbb{N}}I_{n}$ where each $I_{n}$ is
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