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(fn) is a sequence of entire functions, which converges uniformly to an entire function f on...

(fn) is a sequence of entire functions, which converges uniformly to an entire function f on every compact subset K of C, and f is not identically zero. prove that if fn only have real roots, then f only has real roots too.

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