Question: I need help designing a set difference method for sets A and B. I am getting an error saying 'IntSet' object has no attribute 'intersectionset'.

I need help designing a set difference method for sets A and B. I am getting an error saying 'IntSet' object has no attribute 'intersectionset'. I have attached the photo and code below. I need help designing a set difference method for sets A and

class IntSet(object):

"""An intSet is a set of integers"""

#Information about the implementation (not the abstraction)

#Value of the set is represented by a list of ints, self.vals.

#Each int in the set occurs in self.vals exactly once.

def __init__(self):

"""Create an empty set of integers"""

self.vals = []

def union(self, aset):

"""Finds the union between the current

set and intSet object aset"""

unionset= IntSet()

for i in aset.vals:

unionset.insert(i)

for s in self.vals:

unionset.insert(s)

return unionset

def intersection(self, aset):

"""Finds the intersection between

the current set and intSet object aset"""

intersectionset = IntSet()

for i in self.vals:

if i in self.vals and i in aset.vals:

intersectionset.insert(i)

else:

pass

return intersectionset

def setdifference(self, aset):

"""Find the set difference between the current

set and intSet object aset"""

sdset = IntSet()

self.intersection(aset)

for i in self.intersectionset.vals:

if i in self.intersectionset.vals:

pass

else:

sdset.insert(i)

return sdset.vals

def insert(self, e):

"""Assumes e is an integer and inserts e into self"""

if e not in self.vals:

self.vals.append(e)

def member(self, e):

"""Assumes e is an integer

Returns True if e is in self, and False otherwise"""

return e in self.vals

def remove(self, e):

"""Assumes e is an integer and removes e from self

Raises ValueError if e is not in self"""

try:

self.vals.remove(e)

except:

raise ValueError(str(e) + ' not found')

def getMembers(self):

"""Returns a list containing the elements of self.

Nothing can be assumed about the order of the elements"""

return self.vals[:]

def __str__(self):

"""Returns a string representation of self"""

self.vals.sort()

result = ''

for e in self.vals:

result = result + str(e) + ','

return '{' + result[:-1] + '}' #-1 omits trailing comma

cantor=IntSet()

for i in [2,4,6,8]:

cantor.insert(i)

s = IntSet()

for i in [7,8,9,10,2]:

s.insert(i)

print(cantor)

print(cantor.getMembers())

print(cantor.member(11))

try:

cantor.remove(5)

except ValueError as msg:

print(msg)

25 def intersection(self, aset): 26 27 28 29 30 """Finds the intersection between the current set and intSet object aset""" intersectionset - IntSet() for i in self.vals: if i in self. vals and i in aset.vals: intersectionset.insert(i) 32 else: pass 34 35 36 37 def setdifference (self, aset): 38 39 40 return intersectionset "Find the set difference between the current set and intSet object aset""" sdset - IntSet() self.intersection(aset) for i in self.intersectionset.vals: 42 43 1f 1 in self.intersectionset.vals: pass 45 46 47 48 49 else: sdset.insert(i) return sdset.vals sdset IntSet self.intersection(aset) for i in self.intersectionset.vals: 40 42 43 if i in self.intersectionset.vals: pass AttributeError: 'IntSet' object has no attribute 'intersectionset' In [10]

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