Lab4a.py

1. Create the~/ops445/lab4/lab4a.pyscript. The purpose of this script will be to demonstrate the different way of comparing sets. There will be three functions, each returning a different set comparison.
2. Use the following template to get started:

• The join_sets() function should return a set that contains all values from both sets
• The match_sets() function should return a set that contains all values found in both sets
• The diff_sets() function should return a set that contains all values which are not shared between both sets
• All three functions should accept two arguments both are sets
• The script should show the exact output as the sample below
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#!/usr/bin/env python3 def join_sets (s1, s2): # join_sets will return a set that contains every value from both s1 and s2 def match_sets (s1, s2): # match_sets will return a set that contains all values found in both s1 and s2 def diff_sets (s1, s2): # diff_sets will return a set that contains all different values which are not shared between the sets if name '__main__': set1 = set (range (1,10)) set (range (5,15)) set2 = print('set1: ', set1) print ('set2: ', set2) print('join: ', join_sets (set1, set2)) print( 'match: ', match_sets (seti, set2)) print('diff: ', diff_sets(set1, set2)) == #!/usr/bin/env python3 def join_sets (s1, s2): # join_sets will return a set that contains every value from both s1 and s2 def match_sets (s1, s2): # match_sets will return a set that contains all values found in both s1 and s2 def diff_sets (s1, s2): # diff_sets will return a set that contains all different values which are not shared between the sets if name '__main__': set1 = set (range (1,10)) set (range (5,15)) set2 = print('set1: ', set1) print ('set2: ', set2) print('join: ', join_sets (set1, set2)) print( 'match: ', match_sets (seti, set2)) print('diff: ', diff_sets(set1, set2)) ==