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PHP (7.4), 26 bytes fn($a,$b)=>!strtok($b,$a); Try it online! PHP's strtok, basically removes characters of its second parameter, form its first parameter and returns the result or false if the...
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Zsh, 35 bytes a=(${(s::)1}) ((!${#${(s::)2}:|a})) Try it online! ${(s::)2} # split second parameter into characters ${ :|a} # remove all elements of $a ${# } # count ((! )) # return truthy if 0, falsy...
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Charcoal, 5 bytes ⬤η№θι Try it online! Link is to verbose version of code. Outputs a Charcoal boolean, i.e. - for true, nothing for false. Explanation: ⬤ All of η Second string № Count (is non-zero) in...
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MATL, 2 bytes mA Inputs should be provided in reverse order. Try it online! Or verify all test cases. Explanation The code implicitly takes two strings as inputs and verifies if All the characters in...
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Jelly, 3 bytes fƑ@ Try it online! A dyadic link taking two strings and returning a Boolean. If the order of the input s can be reversed, I could save one byte.
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J, 5 bytes */@e. Try it online! Is each char of the 2nd string an element of e. the 1st string? This returns a boolean mask, whose elements we multiply together with */. J is smart about 0 values so...
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Japt -!, 15 10 5 bytes k@VøX Try it online! Thanks to @Shaggy for -5.
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Python 3, 21 bytes lambda a,b:{*a}>={*b} Try it online!
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Haskell, 13 bytes all.flip elem Try it online! Haskell doesn't have built-in set or subset functions, so we need to do it ourselves. This is a pointfree version of 17 bytes a%b=all(`elem`a)b Try it...
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Brachylog, 3 bytes dp⊆ Try it online! Takes string 1 as the output variable and string 2 as the input variable.
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Pyth, 7 bytes g.{w.{w Try it online! First string on first line of input, second string on second line.
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JavaScript (ES6), 31 bytes Takes arrays of characters as input. a=>b=>b.every(c=>a.includes(c)) Try it online! 25 bytes For the record, below is my original answer, which was designed for...
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Python 3, 28 bytes lambda x,y:not set(y)-set(x) Try it online! Simply turns the two inputs into sets and subtracts the sets from each other
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Introduction Every string has an "alphabet", composed of the characters that make it up. For example, the alphabet of \$abcaabbcc\$ is \${a, b,c}\$. There are two operations you can do with alphabets:...
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Keg, 13 7 bytes (SBCS)᠀᠀^-``= Try it online!Transpiles to:from KegLib import * from Stackd import Stack stack = Stack() printed = False string_input(stack) string_input(stack) reverse(stack)...
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R, 40 bytesfunction(x,y,`+`=utf8ToInt)all(+y%in%+x) Try it online!
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Japt-!, 3 bytesVkU Try itVkU U = first string, V = second Vk Remove all characters in V U that are present in U -! If the string is empty, return true, else false
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Haskell, 24 bytesf a b=all(\c->elem c a)b Try it online!
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Lua, 114 bytesd=function(a,c,v)for _,k in ipairs(a) do c[k]=v end end function l(a,b)c={};d(b,c,1);d(a,c);return not next(c) end Try it online!Couldn't get it shorter with plain Lua because lightweight...
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Rust, 106 104 bytes|a:&str,b:&str|{let c=|x:&str|x.chars().collect::<std::collections::HashSet<_>>();c(b).is_subset(&c(a))} Try it online!-2 bytes because On a technical...
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