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PROJECT - Even/Odd

   DESCRIPTION:
        This program creates sets using the default class, ISet. The
        "odd" set contains all odd numbers less than ten. The "prime" set
        contains all prime numbers less than ten. The program creates a
        set, "oddPrime" that contains all the prime numbers less than ten
        that are odd, by using the intersection of "odd" and "prime". It
        creates another set, "evenPrime", that contains all the prime
        numbers less than ten that are even, by using the difference of
        "prime" and "oddPrime".

   TASK:
        This program uses sets to store odd and prime numbers.

   CONCEPT/FEATURE:
        This program is a sample to demonstrate the use of the default
        class ISet.

   HOW TO RUN THE SAMPLE FROM THE COMMAND LINE:
       From within the directory containing the sample, simply type
       the name of the executable:

                 EVENODD

   ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

        For additional information on this and other samples shipped with
        the VisualAge for C++ product, see the Guide to Samples notebook.

        To access the notebook from Program Manager, open the VisualAge
        for C++ product object, then open the Guide to Samples notebook.

