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Exercise

7:03 with AJ Tran

Let's bring it all together with some more practice with the main set operations!

Code examples

# What do both omelets have in common?

denver.intersection(bacon)
denver & bacon


# What is unique to one of the omelets?

denver.difference(bacon)
denver - bacon


# What is unique to the other omelet?

bacon.difference(denver)
bacon - denver

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    I know that was a lot all at once and I hope that my examples helped you out. 0:00
    And remember that I have teacher's notes for you below the video. 0:01
    I have an exercise so that we can practice more with some of these methods. 0:07
    I cleaned up my script a little bit so 0:12
    you can see our original five sets of omelette ingredients. 0:14
    For this exercise, 0:20
    I'm going to be opening my script in interactive mode or interpreter mode. 0:21
    In the terminal we can invoke this mode by running our script and 0:26

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