#13788: FiniteSetMaps Map Comparison
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Reporter: startakovsky | Owner: tbd
Type: PLEASE CHANGE | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: sage-5.6
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Given two maps f and g, why would it be the case that `f == g` returns
`False`, when the maps are identical, and when comparing the
`set(f.domain())` == `set (g.domain())` and the same for `codomain`, we
get `True`?
Is there a functional reason why comparing domains of functions we can't
wrap them as sets before comparing them? Are FiniteEnumeratedSets
supposed to function in such a way that they may not be considered equal
unless converting them to a set first?
Please advise.
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