On 09/18/2014 12:10 PM, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
a Set is not an "array of boolean"
A set is an "array" (scientific English, not Pascal syntax) of bits
(i.e. boolean values) supported by special operators.
(Remember: Boolean Algebra and Logical Algebra are mathematically
equivalent).
The "Set" stuff is correctly done and "nice in Pascal, but in most cases
I know, set type variables s are used not to represent real-world sets
but real world arrays of logical values.
-Michael
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