Hi!

On Wed, 11 Nov 2009, Russell N Hyer wrote:

> Sets already contain nil,
>
> Evaluate this, for example:
>
> | badger |
>
> badger := Set new.
> badger add: 1.
> badger inspect
>
> and you'll see there are already nils!

Not exactly. Just because you see nils in the inspector it doesn't mean 
the set contains it. Try this: Set new add: 1; includes: nil.
Nils in the inspector only mean that empty slots in array are 
marked with nil. You may find the class comment of Set helpful.

Cheers,
Levente