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== Background ==
== Background ==
=== Sets in Mathematics ===
By the 1930's, through the work of Godel, Church, Turing and others, it was realized that Set Theory relied on an even more basic concept, that of computability.  Computer Science continues to be inspired by Set Theory and understanding Set Theory should facilitate your ability to think abstractly.  It is, by its nature, independent of yet critical for programming.
By the 1930's, through the work of Godel, Church, Turing and others, it was realized that Set Theory relied on an even more basic concept, that of computability.  Computer Science continues to be inspired by Set Theory and understanding Set Theory should facilitate your ability to think abstractly.  It is, by its nature, independent of yet critical for programming.


A '''set''' is an ''unordered'' collection of objects.  The objects are referred to as '''elements''' or '''members''' of the set.
A '''set''' is an ''unordered'' collection of objects.  The objects are referred to as '''elements''' or '''members''' of the set.  


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A set <math>X</math> is termed a '''subset''' of set <math>Y</math> iff every element of <math>X</math> is an element of <math>Y</math>.  Formally: <math>X \subset Y \iff \forall z \in X, z \in Y</math>


== Experiment ==
== Experiment ==

Revision as of 17:18, 24 January 2021

Within these castle walls be forged Mavens of Computer Science ...
— Merlin, The Coder
Nuclear containment

Prerequisites[edit]

Research[edit]

Background[edit]

Sets in Mathematics[edit]

By the 1930's, through the work of Godel, Church, Turing and others, it was realized that Set Theory relied on an even more basic concept, that of computability. Computer Science continues to be inspired by Set Theory and understanding Set Theory should facilitate your ability to think abstractly. It is, by its nature, independent of yet critical for programming.

A set is an unordered collection of objects. The objects are referred to as elements or members of the set.

Symbology
Symbols Definition
The empty set
Another way of symbolizing the empty set
The set containing the elements
is a member of the set
is NOT a member of the set
The set of natural numbers
0 The set of natural numbers with zero
The set of integers (negative, zero, and positive)
The set of real numbers

A set is termed a subset of set iff every element of is an element of . Formally:

Experiment[edit]

Getting Started[edit]

Continue from the previous project; we'll be editing all of our files there. Enter into the Sources directory of the project.

john-williams@codermerlin: cd ~/Experiences/W1521/Sources/ScenesShell/

Key Concepts[edit]

Exercises[edit]

References[edit]