SohaibAnwaar
Hy! Is there Any module in elixir which helps us in performing set operations?
- find Subset
- Find superset
- Find powerset etc
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NobbZ
There is the
MapSetmodule.The
MapSet.subset?/2function can help you with the first 2 bulletpoints, though I’m not quite sure what a powerset is.SohaibAnwaar
I explored mapset but didn’t find powerset implementation.
I wrote a code for powerset in elixir and I want to contribute how can I contribute will you please help me out
NobbZ
As we are currently explaining in the slack to you, proposals that extend the standard library have to happen in the Core mailinglist.
Though due the “cost of maintanance”, it probably isn’t a proposal that would be accepted into the standard library and instead it would be better to create a library for your implementation and publish it on hex.
al2o3cr
What would a function that generates a power set of a given set be useful for? The size of the output grows very rapidly, and checking “is this set
XinP(S)” is easier to implement by checking that every element ofXis inS.jackyjoy123
thanks for the awesome information.
aziz
I thought that’s a fun exercise so I wrote a module for that:
https://github.com/azizk/nicecode/blob/master/elixir/power_set.ex