Set.prototype.symmetricDifference() — Using symmetricDifference()
The following example computes the symmetric difference between the set of even numbers (<10) and the set of perfect squares (<10).
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The following example computes the symmetric difference between the set of even numbers (<10) and the set of perfect squares (<10). The result is the set of numbers that are either even or a perfect square, but not both.
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