issuperset(): checking if a Set is a superset of another Set in Python

The issuperset() method checks if a set is a superset of another set, that is, if all the items of one set exist in the other set.

The method returns True if one set is a superset of another, or False if it is not.

car_brands_set_one is a superset of car_brands_set_four.

car_brands_set_three is a superset of car_brands_set_two.

car_brands_set_four is a not superset of car_brands_set_three.

car_brands_set_one = {'bmw', 'mclaren', 'ferrari', 'ford'}

car_brands_set_two = {'honda', 'jeep', 'ford'}

car_brands_set_three = {'honda', 'toyota', 'jeep', 'ford'}

car_brands_set_four = {'bmw', 'ford'}

print(car_brands_set_one.issuperset(car_brands_set_four))

print(car_brands_set_three.issuperset(car_brands_set_two))

print(car_brands_set_four.issuperset(car_brands_set_three))

True
True
False

To learn more about Sets, read this post Python Set: a quick reference