SET OPERATIONS - PYTHON PROGRAMMING

[@umac8430]

Now only I understand these topics very well thank u so much sir

[@ashenafielias9617]

Very Nice Tutorial

[@VeligaramPadma-kz9zx]

Sir🙏 super clarity thanks sir

[@yashwasalwar1031]

Thank you , explained very well..

[@joseykani]

Sir u r the best teacher ever

[@maheshb3756]

Thank uuu so much sir... You are perfect teacher🔥🔥everybody easily understand your explonation....

[@ramzoots1]

Thanks for the nice information on some set operations of Python.. In Difference(), you said empty set as "{ }" which is actually a dictionary and empty set is represented as set().

[@mihirmohnish4386]

no, it is wrong, an empty set is represented correctly in the video

[@manuelvaal1257]

great concepts

[@sridivya7171]

empty set should be represented as set() try this code: s=set() print(type(s)) output: s={} print(type(s)) output:

[@nandhinikd9643]

Very useful sir thank u so much🥺❤

[@anithaanitha5414]

Wow good explanation

[@anithaanitha5414]

I like ur videos

[@prabhakarasam9868]

Clear operation is available in list and tuple ???

[@rakshithagond278]

Thanks ❤

[@joshnasree8909]

Hiii sir do videos on scratch concept

[@saranyavaishu1935]

How to add elements to an empty set ? When i tried to insert with add() it throwed an error

[@ramyasreecn5257]

s=set(),s.add(5)

[@ganeshsongala1011]

sir in case of issuper set the result will be bool type only

[@ramakrishnatirumala428]

what is the difference between set and frozenset

[@pvvamsikrishna5401]

If s={1,5.9,a,8,6.5,"ABC"} What is the sort for set(s)

[@srikanthvadthya7559]

Anna write a c program to calculate total and percentage marks of a student using structure can you explain it

[@subhadeepchatterjee7439]

Thnk u so much sir

[@ksrsridhar7899]

sir please check super set what u told is not correct