C# Tutorial SortedSet

Basic

1. Add element to SortedSet and returns a value that indicates if it was successfully added in CSharp
2. Check if SortedSet and a specified collection share common elements in CSharp
3. Check if SortedSet and the specified collection contain the same elements in CSharp
4. Check if the SortedSet contains a specific element in CSharp
5. Get IEqualityComparer used to determine equality for the values in SortedSet in CSharp
6. Get an IEnumerable that iterates over the SortedSet in reverse order in CSharp
7. Get an enumerator that iterates through the SortedSet in CSharp
8. Get the maximum value in the SortedSet as defined by the comparer in CSharp
9. Get the minimum value in the SortedSet as defined by the comparer in CSharp
10. Get the number of elements in the SortedSet in CSharp

Set_Operation

1. Check if a SortedSet is a subset of the specified collection in CSharp
2. Check if a SortedSet is a superset of the specified collection in CSharp
3. Check if a SortedSet object is a proper superset of the specified collection in CSharp
4. Get subset in a SortedSet in CSharp

Copy

1. Copy SortedSet to an array in CSharp
2. Copy SortedSet to an array, starting at the specified array index in CSharp
3. Copy a number of elements from SortedSet to an array, starting at the specified array index in CSharp

Create

1. Create SortedSet using a specified comparer in CSharp
2. Create a SortedSet that contains elements copied from a specified enumerable collection in CSharp
3. Create an empty SortedSet in CSharp

Intersect

1. Intersect SortedSet to keep elements that are present either collection, but not both in CSharp
2. Intersect with collection in CSharp

Remove

1. Remove all elements from SortedSet in CSharp
2. Remove elements in a collection from SortedSet in CSharp
3. Remove item from SortedSet in CSharp
4. Removes elements that match the predicate from SortedSet in CSharp

Union

1. Union SortedSet to a collection in CSharp