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Author mark.dickinson
Recipients SilentGhost, carandraug, mark.dickinson, rhettinger, xtreak
Date 2018-11-29.12:52:22
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What would the intersection of zero sets be? The only reasonable mathematical answer is either "not defined", or "the universe" - i.e., the set containing everything, but what would "everything" be in a Python context?

I also don't see how a difference of zero sets makes any sense; you need a set to start subtracting items from.

So I think this feature request only really applies to union.
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