Chapter 14 - Tuples, Sets, and Dictionaries - Section 14.3 - Sets - Check Point - Programming Exercises - Page 483: 14.10

List stores the elements in a contiguous block of memory and set stores element via a hash map. In list insertion and deletion of element in the middle have O(N) complexity but in set elements can be inserted and removed in O(1) time. In list one element can be present multiple times but in set one element is present only once. In list the order of items is maintained but in set the items are in no particular order. To create set from list we pass the list as argument to set() function: Set=set(List) To create list from set we pass the set as argument to list() function: List=list(Set) To create tuple from set we pass the set as argument to tuple() function: Tuple = tuple(Set)

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