Exploring Python Sets vs. Lists: When to Use Each
Briefly

Lists are a fundamental data type in Python, providing a way to store and organize elements in a specific order. Sets are another built-in data type in Python, defined by curly braces {} or the set() constructor. They differ from lists. They are unordered and consist of unique elements.
Lists support various operations like appending, extending, and list slicing. Sets come with powerful operations like union, intersection, and difference.
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