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Real analysis conception If the sequence of function fn is continuous, does that means its subsequence...

Real analysis conception

If the sequence of function fn is continuous, does that means its subsequence fnk is also continuous?

if the sequence of function gn is equicontinuous , does that mean the subsequence gnk is equicontinuous?

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