The simplest way to convert List to Set in Salesforce is given below:
List<String> tempList = new List<String>();
Set<String> tempSet = new Set<String>();
tempList.add('One');
tempList.add('Two');
tempList.add('Three');
tempSet.addAll(tempList);
tempList is List datatype and tempSet is Set datatype.
Add some values to List datatype and use addAll() to add it to Set datatype.
Why not
ReplyDeleteSet tempSet = new Set(tempList )
?
I think that would be really the simplest way.