To create an empty set in Ruby, you can use the Set class from the Ruby standard library.
In this example,
empty_set
using the Set.new
constructor.require 'set'
require 'set'
# Create an empty set
empty_set = Set.new
# empty_set is now ready to be used as an empty set
# Example usage:
# Add elements to the set
empty_set.add(5)
# Remove elements from the set
empty_set.delete(5)
# Check if an element is present in the set
contains_element = empty_set.include?(5)
puts "Is element 5 present in the set: #{contains_element}"
Is element 5 present in the set: false
In this example,
Set[]
.Set.new
constructor.require 'set'
another_empty_set = Set[]
# another_empty_set is now ready to be used as an empty set
# Example usage:
# Add elements to the set
another_empty_set.add('apple')
# Remove elements from the set
another_empty_set.delete('apple')
# Check if an element is present in the set
contains_element = another_empty_set.include?('apple')
puts "Is element 'apple' present in the set: #{contains_element}"
Is element 'apple' present in the set: false
In this tutorial, we learned How to create an Empty Set in Ruby language with well detailed examples.