Set Difference with Empty Set is Self

Theorem
The set difference between a set and the empty set is the set itself:
 * $$S \setminus \varnothing = S$$

Proof
First, we have $$S \setminus \varnothing \subseteq S$$ from Set Difference Subset.

Next, we first note that $$\forall x \in S: x \notin \varnothing$$ from the definition of the empty set.

Let $$x \in S$$. Thus:

$$ $$ $$

Thus we have $$S \setminus \varnothing \subseteq S$$ and $$S \subseteq S \setminus \varnothing$$.

So by the definition of set equality, $$S \setminus \varnothing = S$$.