Set<E>
Implements the Iterable<E> trait.
A set is an unordered collection of values of type E which cannot contain duplicates.
A set can be created from a list using the toSet() method:
[1, 2, 2, 3].toSet()
// -> [1, 2, 3]
The following operations are supported for sets:
+ : (Set<E>, Iterable<E>) -> Set<E>
Given a set and an iterable, returns a new set containing the elements of both collections.
- : (Set<E>, Iterable<E>) -> Set<E>
Given a set and an iterable, returns a shallow copy of the set minus the elements of the iterable.
in, !in : (E, Set<E>) -> Boolean
Given a value and a set, returns true if the set contains the value (or not).
The following methods are available for a set:
intersect( right: Iterable<E> ) -> Set<E>
Returns the intersection of the set and the given iterable.