infix (<=), infix ⊆
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| 1.1 | (Sets, bags, and mixes) infix (<=), infix ⊆ |
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| 2.1 | (Operators) infix (<=), infix ⊆ |
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language documentation Sets, bags, and mixes
(Sets, bags, and mixes) infix (<=), infix ⊆
Returns True if $a is a subset or is equal to $b, else False. More information, Wikipedia definition.
language documentation Operators
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(Operators) infix (<=), infix ⊆
multi sub infix:<< (<=) >>(, --> Bool)multi sub infix:<⊆>(, --> Bool)
Subset of or equal to operator.
Returns True if $a is a subset of $b, i.e., that all the elements of $a are elements of $b but $a is a smaller or equal sized set than $b.
say (1,2,3) (<=) (2,3,1); # OUTPUT: «True»say (2,3) (<=) (2,3,1); # OUTPUT: «True»say 4 ⊆ (1,2,3); # OUTPUT: «False»
⊆ is equivalent to (<=), at codepoint U+2286 (SUBSET OF OR EQUAL TO).