Hello Python Day 32 | Introduction to Sets in Python

[@hari_1357]

Thanks

[@tech.mayankagg]

Thanks a lot Hari :) Do share and ask everyone to subscribe as well.

[@Faisalkhan-k6z]

Hopefully u can cover every topic of python Keep going bro🎉

[@tech.mayankagg]

I surely will. :) All the things in python which are required for DSA, Dev, ML/AI so that you are good to then make career in any of the fields.

[@Faisalkhan-k6z]

@@tech.mayankagg yeh i am preparing DSA in python

[@tech.mayankagg]

@@Faisalkhan-k6z Will bring out a well detailed and explained DSA playlist in python so that you can solve MAANG level questions. AI/ML Content also in work. Do share the channel with everyone :)

[@Rehman-q3o]

Great work

[@tech.mayankagg]

Thank you so much 😀 Request to please subscribe and share with everyone in your network.

[@nonstopcodingcodewithadity8238]

😊 really awesome video thx a lot bhaiya

[@tech.mayankagg]

Most welcome 😊

[@VishalKumar-gd8tv]

In 11th standard, I studied sets during paper time.

[@tech.mayankagg]

Yup, I always make sure to connect things with our past as that helps in making things easy to understand. Do share with your friends and ask them to subscribe. :)

[@tech.mayankagg]

Resource Link:- drive.google.com/drive/folders/15A8UTasE3VXkKsulQhQ2Eh-pjlg9xD0K?usp=drive_link

[@laveshagrawal4241]

Why following is printing s3 = {1, False, True, 2, "Abc"} print(s3) #=> {False, 1, 2, 'Abc'} ?? Where True has gone and why?

[@tech.mayankagg]

Because 1 is True and True is 1, so in a set you won't see duplicates :) Have covered this in Bool class and ofcourse in other videos as well so request to see that once.