Fortran Understanding Union & Intersection of Two Sets

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The discussion centers around creating a program to define union and intersection operations on two sets. Key points include the necessity of two distinct input files for the sets, with a request for clarification on the data types involved, such as literal strings, integers, or floating point numbers. Participants are encouraged to share examples of the input files to better understand their structure. Additionally, there is a concern regarding the size of the sets and whether they can be accommodated in available memory, highlighting the importance of memory management in the program's design.
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I have a program to define union and intersection on 2 sets. I know I need 2 different input files, but other than that, I'm clueless.
 
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You may want to specify the two sets consist of what, literal strings, integers, or floating point numbers?
What do the input files look like. Could you cut and paste a small piece from each and share them with us?
How big are the sets? Do they overflow the memory you have, or they can be adequately stored in memory?
Hope to hear from you soon.
 
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