* IntegerSet.java
*//**
*
* @author StudentName
*/
public class IntegerSet {
/**
* Creates a new instance of IntegerSet
*/
// TODO: implement the constructor
/**
* Return a new IntegerSet containing the union of the two IntegerSet objects
* passed as arguments
*/
// TODO: implement the union method
/**
* Return a new IntegerSet containing the intersection of the two IntegerSet objects
* passed as arguments
*/
// TODO: implement the intersection method
/**
* Inserts an element into the IntegerSet by setting the corresponding
* value within the set array to true. Returns false if the value was out
* of range and true otherwise.
*/
// TODO: implement the insertElement method
/**
* Deletes an element from the IntegerSet by setting the corresponding
* value within the set array to false. Returns false if the value was out
* of range and true otherwise.
*/
// TODO: implement the deleteElement method
/**
* @Override the toString method in the Object class
* Displays the integers contained by the IntegerSet separated by spaces.
* An empty set should be displayed as:
* { — }
* An integer set containing 5 and 10 should be displayed as:
* { 5 10 }
*/
// TODO: implement the toString method
/**
* Returns true iff the current IntegerSet contains the same integers as
* the IntegerSet supplied as an argument
*/
// TODO: implement the isEqualTo method