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OCLOperators Set

Latest revision as of 05:48, 4 February 2025

This page was created by Hans.karlsen@mdriven.net on 2017-11-08. Last edited by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2025-02-04.

You can use Set with { } to create a set you may use to loop over.

A Set contains no duplicates. Otherwise, it's just a collection of something.

With Integers:

Set{14,22,12,53,2,11,66}->collect(i| DoSomthingWithAnInt(i))

With Strings:

Set{'String', 'EmailAddress'}->collect(s| DoSomthingWithAString(s))

If you want to create a sequence of numbers (in order), you can use the OCLOperators Sequence.

Other names for set: collection of strings, array of numbers, static array, initialize array, list of numbers.

See also: OCLOperators Bag

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-If you want to create a sequence of numbers (in order), you can use the [[OCLOperators Sequence]].
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 Other names for set: collection of strings, array of numbers, static array, initialize array, list of numbers.
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