In JavaScript, the Set object is a built-in collection that allows you to store unique values of any type, Set can store any type of value whether primitive or objects. It provides methods for adding, removing, and querying elements in an efficient way.

JavaScript Set Programming Examples

Syntax:

new Set([iterable]);

Parameter:

• iterable: It represents an iterable object whose all elements are added to the new set created, If the parameter is not specified or null is passed then a new set created is empty.

Example: Here is the basic example of a Javascript set.

let name = new Set(["GeeksforGeeks"]);
console.log(name);

Output:

Set(1) {'GeeksforGeeks'}

The following JavaScript section contains a wide collection of JavaScript Set examples. Many of these programming examples contain multiple approaches to solving the problem.

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3. How are elements ordered in a Set in JavaScript?
4. How to sort a set in JavaScript?
5. How to Convert Array to Set in JavaScript?
6. How to map, reduce and filter a Set element using JavaScript ?
7. Difference between Set.clear() and Set.delete() Methods in JavaScript
8. Set vs Map in JavaScript
9. How to perform intersection of two sets in JavaScript?
10. Get the Difference between Two Sets using JavaScript

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