Homegrown #Scala Collections - Part 3 - Just enough theory to get started with Sets

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In this video we will cover the basics of the Set Theory, just enough to finally begin writing our own collections library and the first collections being well... Sets.

The cheat sheet for Sets is here:

The symbols related to the Set Theory are here:

This video is part of the following playlist:

Cheers and Happy Coding!

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Hey Vlad, super informational and helpful playlist. How did you learn all this for yourself?

TheChromeLegend
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Euler is indeed pronounced Oiler, but many make the mistake of pronouncing it ew-ler

joehan