A detailed description of the set () function in Python

The set () function creates an unordered set of elements that can be tested for relationships, delete duplicate data, and calculate intersections, differences, and sets. Hope to help everyone.

Grammar
Set Syntax:

Class set ([Iterable])

parameter Description:
iterable– can iterate object objects;

return value
Returns the new collection object.

Example
The following example shows how set is used:

x = Set (' Runoob ') y = set (' Google ') print (x) print (y) a = x & y         # intersection print (a) b = x | y         # and set print (b) c = x-y         # Error set print (c)

Output:

{' n ', ' r ', ' U ', ' B ', ' O '} {' L ', ' e ', ' g ', ' O '} {' O '} {' G ', ' r ', ' E ', ' B ', ' l ', ' n ', ' u ', ' O '} {' n ', ' r ', ' U ', ' B '}