Tired of dealing with duplicate data in your JavaScript projects? Enter the `Set` object! A `Set` is a collection that lets you store *unique* values of any type, whether primitive or object references.
Think of it like a bouncer at a club, only letting unique individuals (values) inside. Adding the same value multiple times has no effect; the `Set` only keeps one copy.
Here's the lowdown:
* **Creation:** `const mySet = new Set();`
* **Adding Values:** `mySet.add(1); mySet.add('hello'); mySet.add(1); // Only one '1' is stored`
* **Checking for Existence:** `mySet.has(1); // Returns true`
* **Getting the Size:** `mySet.size; // Returns 2`
* **Deleting Values:** `mySet.delete(1); // Returns true if successful`
Sets are fantastic for removing duplicates from arrays, checking for the presence of items, and performing set operations like union and intersection. Start exploring the power of `Set` and write cleaner, more efficient code!
