The set module provides functions for creating and manipulating Set objects.
| Function | Description |
|---|
s.create[items...] | Create a Set from individual values |
s.from[iterable] | Create a Set from an array or iterable |
| Function | Description |
|---|
s.has[set; value] | Check if a value exists in the set |
s.size[set] | Get the number of elements |
s.values[set] | Convert to an array |
s.toarray[set] | Convert to an array (alias) |
| Function | Description |
|---|
s.add[set; value] | Return a new set with the value added |
s.delete[set; value] | Return a new set with the value removed |
s.clear[set] | Return an empty set |
| Function | Description |
|---|
s.union[a; b] | Return elements in either set |
s.intersection[a; b] | Return elements in both sets |
s.difference[a; b] | Return elements in a but not in b |
s.symmetricdifference[a; b] | Return elements in either set but not both |
s.issubset[a; b] | Check if a is a subset of b |
s.issuperset[a; b] | Check if a is a superset of b |
s.isdisjoint[a; b] | Check if a and b have no common elements |
