To get the union of two sets in JavaScript, you can use the Set object and the spread operator. Here's an example:
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In this example, we create two sets (set1 and set2) and use the spread operator to create a new set (union) that contains all the unique elements from both sets. Finally, we log the union set to the console.
Note that the Set object is available in modern browsers and Node.js, but may not be available in older browsers. You can use a polyfill or a library like Lodash to provide fallbacks for older browsers.
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