Sets have 2 main differences with lists:

1. sets are not ordered
2. sets only hold an item once

Create a set using

SADD <setkey> <value>

The same command is used to add more items to the set.

Example:

SADD names "Flavio"
SADD names "Roger"
SADD names "Tony" "Mark" "Jane"

Get all the items in a set using SMEMBERS <setkey>:

Find out if a value is in a set with SISMEMBER:

SISMEMBER names "Flavio"

To know how many items are in a set, use SCARD:

SCARD names

Get (without removing) an item from the set, randomly:

SRANDMEMBER names

Extract (and remove) an item from the set, casually ordered:

SPOP names

You can extract multiple items at once:

SPOP names 2

Remove an item from a set by value:

SREM names "Flavio"

Get the items contained in 2 different sets, exclusing elements only included in one with SINTER:

SINTER set1 set2

See all the sets commands here.

Lessons in this unit:

0:	Introduction
1:	Introduction to Redis
2:	How to install Redis
3:	First steps with Redis
4:	Redis Lists
5:	▶︎ Using Redis Sets
6:	How to use Redis Sorted Lists
7:	How to use Redis Hashes
8:	Redis Publish/subscribe
9:	How to use Redis from Node.js
10:	How to use Redis from Node.js
11:	First steps with Redis