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Index
The Set Class
A Set is a kind of List which does not contain duplicate elements: adding an object to a Set
which already contains the object does not change the Set.
| In file: | system.sc |
| Inherits from: | Collection |
| Inherited by: | EventHandler |
Properties
Methods
add: element [element ...]Adds each element to the set only if it is not already a member of the set.
- Notes
< Previous: The List Class Next: The EventHandler Class >
