withsets
Withsets is a term used in discussing operations that involve a collection of sets treated together. It is not a standard mathematical or programming operator, but appears in niche documentation and hypothetical language proposals as a convenient shorthand for batch set processing.
In programming contexts, withsets can refer to a scope or context manager that binds several sets to
In data processing libraries, withsets may denote an API that accepts multiple input sets and returns results
In mathematics or formal logic, withsets can be used informally to refer to a family of sets
Example: withsets A, B: C = A ∪ B; D = A ∩ B. In a hypothetical language, a more