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-As you already learned, the `delete` method is used to remove an entry from a map. Sets have a `delete` method the you can use to remove an element from them as well.
+As you already learned, the `delete` method is used to remove an entry from a map. Sets have a `delete` method that you can use to remove an element from them as well
 
 Sometimes you may need to remove all elements from a map or a set. The `clear` method does exactly that job.