The Philosophy of Mathematics explores the nature and foundations of mathematical truths. It addresses questions about the existence of mathematical objects, the nature of mathematical knowledge, and the relationship between mathematics and the physical world. Philosophers like Plato and Kurt Gödel have contributed significantly to this field, debating whether mathematics is discovered or invented. This branch of philosophy also examines the implications of mathematical theories and their applications in various domains. It raises intriguing questions about the role of abstraction in mathematics and how it relates to logic and science. Understanding these concepts can deepen our appreciation of mathematics as a discipline.