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I find working with Sets can be somewhat limiting given the few functions for working with them in the standard library. It currently has difference, union, and intersection, but nothing like is_superset, is_subset, is_disjoint, and the like. For my use case, I was able to create the effect of a superset function, but it seems like a function that would be included in stdlib as well as the others I mentioned.
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I can implement the functions I mentioned, is there else anything I need to do before opening a pull request?
And if I want to implement any other functions (like symmetric_difference), should I address that in this issue, a new issue, or the pull request with the aforementioned functions?
I find working with
Set
s can be somewhat limiting given the few functions for working with them in the standard library. It currently hasdifference
,union
, andintersection
, but nothing likeis_superset
,is_subset
,is_disjoint
, and the like. For my use case, I was able to create the effect of a superset function, but it seems like a function that would be included in stdlib as well as the others I mentioned.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: