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Appendices 295<br />

Forall(Predicate)<br />

Universal quantification. Returns true if the predicate holds for all elements of<br />

the set and false otherwise.<br />

Intersect(Set)<br />

Set intersection. Same as operator *. This is the set of all elements shared by the<br />

current set and the set given as the argument.<br />

IsProperSubsetOf(Set)<br />

Proper superset relation.<br />

IsProperSupersetOf(Set)<br />

Proper subset relation.<br />

IsSubsetOf(Set)<br />

Subset relation.<br />

IsSupersetOf(Set)<br />

Superset relation.<br />

Maximum()<br />

Returns the greatest value in the set under the term ordering defined by Compare-<br />

Values(Object, Object).<br />

Minimum()<br />

Returns the least value in the set under the term ordering defined by Compare-<br />

Values(Object, Object).<br />

Reduce(Reducer, S)<br />

Iteratively applies a reducing function to map a set into a single summarized<br />

value.<br />

Remove(T)<br />

Returns a set containing every element of this set except the value given as a<br />

parameter. If value is not in this set, then returns this set.<br />

Union(Set)<br />

Same as operator + (set union).<br />

etc. . . .<br />

Many more methods are described in the library documentation.<br />

Properties<br />

The following entries describe some of the properties of this type. Several more are<br />

described in the library documentation.<br />

Count<br />

Returns the number of elements in the set (also known as the cardinality of the<br />

set).<br />

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