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"!=" as "non-identical sets", not "mutually exclusive sets". This is generally the expected behavior of the "!=" operator in sets.
by devcpp 14y ago
"!=" as "non-identical sets", not "mutually exclusive sets". This is generally the expected behavior of the "!=" operator in sets.
- brianfryer 14y agoThanks, devcpp. This is exactly what I meant.