By jrandol
via gleichmann.wordpress.com
Published: Nov 22 2010 / 08:40
Have you ever heard about set comprehensions? Well, if you ever took a course in mathematics, you surely have. But don’t fear if not! It’s simply a mathematical notation for specifying a set of elements by stating the properties that its members must statisfy. If this sounds too abstract to you, let’s take a look at some simple examples:
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