In this section, we will learn what the Set delete() method is and how to use it in JavaScript.

What is JavaScript Set delete() Method?

If we want to delete a specific element in a `Set` object, we use the `delete()` method.

JavaScript Set delete() Method Syntax:

delete(value)

delete() Function Parameters:

The method takes one argument and that is the value in which we want to be deleted from the target `Set` object.

delete() Function Return Value:

The return value of calling this method is `true` if the target value removed successfully, otherwise `false`.

The value `false` returns usually because the value we want it to be removed does not exist in the first place!

Example: using Set delete() method in JavaScript

const collect = new Set();

collect.add("Jack");

collect.add("Jack");

collect.add("Omid");

collect.add("John");

console.log(collect.delete("Jack"));

console.log(collect.delete(1000));

Output:

true

false