Python Set isdisjoint() Method
Returns True if the two sets do not have any items in common. Returns False if the
two sets have an item in common (the two sets have an intersection).
Syntax
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set.isdisjoint(otherSet)
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
otherSet |
Required. The set to compare with the current set |
Example
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desktopComponents = {'memory', 'processor', 'hard drive'}
laptopComponents = {'memory', 'processor', 'SSD', 'camera', 'keyboard'}
inCommon = laptopComponents.isdisjoint(desktopComponents)
print(f'Desktop and laptop computers do NOT have components in common: {inCommon}')
desktopComponents = {'memory', 'processor', 'hard drive'}
mouseComponents = {'wheel', 'button', 'laser'}
inCommon = desktopComponents.isdisjoint(mouseComponents)
print(f'Desktop computers and optical mice do NOT have components in common: {inCommon}')
Output
Desktop and laptop computers do NOT have components in common: False Desktop computers and optical mice do NOT have components in common: True