Python. Good, bad, evil -2-: Native sets - Tobias Schlitt

Courtesy Planet PHP  Thu, 03/18/2010 - 10:51

One thing I really liked in Python is the data structure set, which is built into the language core.

A set in Python is defined as known from mathematics and beside mathematical use cases, it is helpful in everyday programming live.

In this episode of my series on Python, I give you a short insight into how sets work in there, how you can achieve similar results in PHP and why I like the Python approach.

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