Python | sympy.sets.open() method
With the help of sympy.sets.open() method, we can make a set of values by setting interval values like right open or left open that means a set has right open bracket and left open brackets by using sympy.sets.open() method.
Syntax :
sympy.sets.open(val1, val2)
Return : Return set of values with right and left open set.
Example #1 :
In this example we can see that by using sympy.sets.open() method, we are able to find the set of values by defining right and left open brackets.
# import sympy from sympy.sets import Interval # Use sympy.sets.open() method gfg = Interval.open(0, 10) print(gfg) print(gfg.contains(0)) |
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Output :
(0, 10)
False
Example #2 :
# import sympy from sympy.sets import Interval # Use sympy.sets.open() method gfg = Interval.open(0, 5) print(gfg) print(gfg.contains(4)) |
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(0, 5)
True
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