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The `.erase()` method removes a single value from a set.

## Syntax

```pseudo
setName.erase(value);
```

The `value` is the element to be removed from the set.

## Codebyte Example

The following example uses `.erase()` to remove elements from the `stoneFruits` set:

```codebyte/cpp
#include <iostream>
#include <set>
#include <string>

int main(){
  // Initiate set
  std::set<std::string> stoneFruits;

  // Insert values into set
  stoneFruits.insert("Apricots");
  stoneFruits.insert("Peaches");
  stoneFruits.insert("Nectarines");
  stoneFruits.insert("Plums");

  // Remove values from set
  stoneFruits.erase("Apricots");
  stoneFruits.erase("Nectarines");

  // Print out set
  std::set<std::string> :: iterator iter;
  for(iter = stoneFruits.begin(); iter != stoneFruits.end(); iter++){
    std::cout<< *iter << "\n";
  }
}
```


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