PySortedSet

PySortedSet is a data type supporting a sorted set which is aware of indices.

Installation

pip install PySortedSet

Usage

To use the library install it using the command shown in "Installation" section. Then, read the instructions below regarding how to use operations with Apfloat.

Length

'len()' function can be called with a PySortedSet as the parameter. It gets the number of elements in the PySortedSet.

Input: len(PySortedSet([1, 4, 5])) Output: 3

Contains

Input: 5 in PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) Output: True

Union

Input: PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) + PySortedSet([5, 3]) Output: PySortedSet([2, 3, 5, 6])

Intersection

Input: PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) & PySortedSet([5, 3]) Output: PySortedSet([5])

Difference

Input: PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) - PySortedSet([5, 3]) Output: PySortedSet([6, 2])

Get Element at Index

Input:

a: PySortedSet = PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) print(a[2])

Output: 6

Set Element at Index

Input:

a: PySortedSet = PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) a[2] = 1 print(a)

Output: {1, 2, 5}

Add Element

Input:

a: PySortedSet = PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) a.add(1) print(a)

Output: {1, 2, 5, 6}

Remove Element

Input:

a: PySortedSet = PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) a.remove(5) print(a)

Output: {2, 6}

Pop Element

a: PySortedSet = PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) a.pop(0) print(a)

Output: {5, 6}

Checking for Equality

Input: PySortedSet([5, 6, 2]) == {2, 5, 6} Output: True