public with sharing class SetUsage {
public void setUse(){
Set<Integer> st = new Set<Integer>();
st.add(1234);
st.add(1248);
st.add(1225);
st.add(1252);
System.debug('----------------Elementa in the set are --------------'+st);
System.debug('----------------Size of Elementa in the set are ------4--------'+st.size());
st.remove(1252);
System.debug('----------------Size of Elementa after removing an element in the set are ------3--------'+st.size());
st.add(1248);
st.add(1252);
st.add(1221);
System.debug('----------------Size of Elementa in the set after adding duplciates are ------5--------'+st.size());
Set<Integer> newst = st.clone();
System.debug('----------------Size of Elementa in the new set are -------5-------'+newst.size());
st.clear();
System.debug('-----------------NEw set is EMpty or not--------false--------'+newst.isEmpty());
for(Integer i: newst){
System.debug('----------------->'+i);
}
}
}
Sunday, December 18, 2022
Set usage in Apex
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