set := &StringSet{} set.Insert("foo") set.Insert("bar") set.Insert("foo") // this will not be added to the set fmt.Println(set) // outputs: {"foo", "bar"}
set := &StringSet{} strings := []string{"foo", "bar", "baz", "foo"} // This slice contains duplicate strings for _, s := range strings { set.Insert(s) } fmt.Println(set) // outputs: {"foo", "bar", "baz"}This example initializes a new `StringSet` and then inserts all the strings from a slice. Since there are duplicates in the slice, the `Insert` method only adds unique strings to the set. Overall, the `StringSet` struct and its methods are useful for creating and managing sets of unique strings in Go.