Domain and range characterizations of a nonempty computably enumerable set

For a nonempty set $A$ of words, the following are equivalent: $A$ is computably enumerable, $A$ is the domain of a partial computable function, $A$ is the range of a partial computable function, and $A$ is the range of a total computable function. The nonempty hypothesis is needed only for the last formulation, since the range of a total function cannot be empty.