This chapter proves the equivalences between the weak König lemma and the Heine–Borel, extreme value, and uniform continuity theorems. It also discusses the equivalence of the weak König lemma with two famous theorems of topology: the Brouwer fixed point and the Jordan curve theorems. This latter collection of theorems, lying strictly between RCA0 and ACA0, establishes the importance of the system WKL0 whose set existence axiom is the weak König lemma. Between them, RCA0, WKL0, and ACA0 cover the basic theorems of analysis, and they sort them into three different levels of strength. Here, RCA0 can be viewed as an axiom system for “computable analysis.” Its set existence axiom, called recursive comprehension, states the existence of computable sets.