What is a ‘Scala set’? What are methods through which operation sets are expressed?
Answer / Ankita Rastogi
"A Scala Set is an immutable collection of unique elements. It extends the Traversable trait and provides efficient implementations for operations such as union, intersection, difference, subtract, and symmetric difference. Some common set-related methods include contains, exists, filter, map, and foreach."
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