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In the mathematical definition of a "set", the contents of a set are known as "members". It therefore stands that an assertion named "same members" should be able to handle sets. I believe this would be significantly more intuitive than using hasAllKeys, because a set does not actually have keys.
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In the mathematical definition of a "set", the contents of a set are known as "members". It therefore stands that an assertion named "same members" should be able to handle sets. I believe this would be significantly more intuitive than using
hasAllKeys
, because a set does not actually have keys.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: