import ( "github.com/juju/utils/set" "fmt" ) func main() { mySet := set.NewStringSet("apple", "banana", "orange") if mySet.Contains("apple") { fmt.Println("The set contains 'apple'") } }In this example, we create a new set of strings with three elements ("apple", "banana", and "orange"). We then check if the set contains the string "apple", which it does. The output of the program is "The set contains 'apple'". Overall, the "github.com.juju.utils.set" library provides helpful functions for working with sets of various types, including strings. The "Contains" function allows for easy checking of whether a given element is in a set.