Sets
Sets
- unlike lists and tuples, sets are unordered (do not record element position)
music_genres_1 = {'ballad', 'bop', 'rock', 'bop', 'RnB', 'disco'}
print(music_genres_1)
# -> duplicate items will not be present in Sets
1/ .set()
list1 = ['kevinph4n', 'is', 'handsome', 'handsome', 2008]
list1_set = set(list1)
print(list1_set)
2/ .add()
A = {"thriller", "ballad", "rnb"}
A.add("kevin")
print(A)
A = {"thriller", "ballad", "rnb"}
A.add("kevin")
"kevin" in A
True
3/ Sets Mathematical Set Operations
# &
album_set1 = {"X", "French Exit", "HVL"}
album_set2 = {"X", "French Exit", "Loi Choi"}
album_set_similar = album_set1 & album_set2
print(album_set_similar)
# .union()
album_set1 = {"X", "French Exit", "HVL"}
album_set2 = {"X", "French Exit", "Loi Choi"}
album_set_union = album_set1.union(album_set2)
print(album_set_union)
# .issubset()
album_set1 = {"X", "French Exit"}
album_set2 = {"X", "French Exit", "HVL"}
album_set1.issubset(album_set2)
True