Sets are a key way to store data in Python. In this tutorial, we show you how to create sets, how to add and remove elements from a set, and how to take the union and intersection of two sets. We will talk about lists, dictionaries and tuples in separate videos.
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Python instructor: Ulka Simone Mohanty
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What a good presentation i liked it !!
I absolutely love these videos!
I like when they vids are to the point.
Hi, i’m quite confused with something. Objects in a set always need to be immutable , then why does the set in example 2 contain a list which is a mutable object?
example2 = set([28, True, 2.71828, “Helium”])
Why does this work?
clicking in the “Head”! it is very good indeed.
For those who are not native It’s a little dificult to catch up with the speed of her speaking
These are great videos. Thanks!
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Awesome video on sets in python! Thanks!
Very Useful And Informative. Thank you….. (oh, and great humour too, the style is excellent and I can imagine it might lure in many young minds who will find the series both fun and very useful).
Hi ..could you please make some videos that how can we use python for automate stuff ?
The lack of views on these videos is absolutely criminal.
Except the good thing No-duplicates, If set doesn’t preserve any order, why would anyone want to use it over list or tuple.
Started at video 1 and i subscribed instant. This is what i needed. short to the point video’s. basically spoonfeeding me bit by bit. Already i’m starting to see the immense power of this programming language, i have no previous coding experience, only HTML, CSS and a bit of CISCO CCNA.
This is by far the best method to get started if you do not have much or none experience at all. learning coding is hard and can be frightening at times. the humour really helps relax and focus better. i can’t get enough of this and plan to watch out the whole playlist in a binge.
Very informational, thank you for creating it 🙂
2 in primes,
6 in odds,
a.union(b)
b.union(a),
a.intersection(b),
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Just stunning tutorials. Thank you Socratica.
Wowzers, That was AMAZING! clear and straight to the point. Great job to all involved in producing these! MOAR!!!!!
Great lesson. I like the combining of why it’s important to use the functions and objects the way Python set them up. Helps me to understand how I will use it in the future and hopefully remember the differences in sets, tuples, list, and dictionaries.
too scary
Upvote for thorium!
What is exact difference between list, tuple, set, dictionary?
great videos ill contribute soon and set up regular contributions
This is like Dune 2000 mission brief lol
The best tutorial series I came across.
YES FINALLY I’VE BECOME AN ELEMENT OF A SET OF PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND SETS
Very well explained and documented. Thank you!
Great video never imagined tutorials could be done this way, thanks.
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