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[15] Gerald Arthur Heuer, "Functions continuous at the irrationals and discontinuous at the rationals", American Mathematical Monthly 72 #4 (April 1965), 370-373. [MR 31 #3550; Zbl 131.29201]

NOTE: Sengupta/Lahiri had essentially obtained this result in 1957 (the points of discontinuity have to form an F_sigma set, however).
See my remark in [13] above.
This result is also proved in Gerald Arthur Heuer, "A property of functions discontinuous on a dense set", American Mathematical Monthly 73 #4 (April 1966), 378-379 [MR 34 #2791].
Heuer proves that for each 0 < s <= 1 and for each f:R --> R such that {x: f is continuous at x} is dense in R and {x: f is not continuous at x} is dense in R, the set of points where f does not satisfy a pointwise Holder condition of order s is the complement of a first category set (i.e. a co-meager set).
By choosing s < 1, we obtain a stronger version of Sengupta/Lahiri's result.
By intersecting theco-meager sets for s = 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, ..., we get a co-meager set G such that, for each x in G, f doesnot satisfy a pointwise Holder condition at x forany positive Holder exponent.
(Heuer does not explicitly state this last result.)
A metric space version of Heuer's result for an arbitrary given pointwise modulus of continuity condition is essentially given in: Edward Maurice Beesley, Anthony Perry Morse, and Donald Chesley Pfaff, "Lipschitzian points", American Mathematical Monthly 79 #6 (June/July 1972), 603-608 [MR 46 #304; Zbl 239.26004].

See also the last theorem in Norton [17] below.

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