Function disjoint

disjoint<TElement, TSecond>(
    source: Iterable<TElement>,
    other: Iterable<TSecond>,
    comparator?: EqualityComparator<TElement | TSecond, TElement | TSecond>,
): boolean
Determines whether source and other share no equivalent elements.
Type Parameters
- TElement
  Type of elements within the source iterable.
- TSecond
  Type of elements within the other iterable.
Parameters
- source: Iterable<TElement>
  The primary iterable.
- other: Iterable<TSecond>
  Iterable compared against source.
- Optionalcomparator: EqualityComparator<TElement | TSecond, TElement | TSecond>
  Optional equality comparator used to match elements across both iterables. Defaults to the library's standard equality comparison.
Returns boolean
true when the iterables are disjoint; otherwise, false.
Throws
Re-throws any error encountered while iterating source, other, or executing the comparator.

Remarks
When the default comparator is used, the implementation buffers the source elements in a Set so it can short-circuit as soon as a shared element is detected. With a custom comparator, every pair of elements is compared, which may iterate each iterable multiple times; prefer the default comparator when possible for better performance.
Example
```
const first = [1, 2, 3];
const second = [4, 5, 6];
const areDisjoint = disjoint(first, second);
console.log(areDisjoint); // true
```
- Defined in src/enumerator/functions/disjoint.ts:23