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s2 | s3 # returns a set containing all values from both sets
s2.union(s3) # same as s2 | s3
</source>Notice that both methods above provides the same result, but the first method requires less keystrokes.<br><br>:#Instead of combining sets, we can display '''values that are common to both sets'''. This is known in mathematical terms as an '''intersection''' between the lists.<sourcebr><br>:#To demonstrate intersection between sets s2and s3, issue the following:<source>
s2 & s3 # returns a set containing all values that s2 and s3 share
s2.intersection(s3) # same as s2 & s3
