Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Sets

This video tutorial introduces the set data structure in Python, explaining its properties as an unordered collection of unique elements. It covers how to define sets, convert them to Boolean values, and handle empty sets. The tutorial also demonstrates converting lists to sets to ensure data uniqueness and explores basic set operations like union and intersection. The video concludes with suggestions for further learning about set operations.

What is a key characteristic of a Python set?

• It is an unordered collection of unique elements.

• It is a mutable sequence.

• It allows duplicate elements.

• It maintains the order of elements.

How do you define an empty set in Python?

• Using square brackets []

• Using the set() function

• Using curly braces {}

• Using parentheses ()

What happens when you convert a list with duplicate elements to a set?

• The duplicates are retained.

• The list is reversed.

• The duplicates are removed.

• The list is sorted in descending order.

Which operation would you use to find common elements between two sets?

• Symmetric Difference

• Union

• Intersection

• Difference

What is the result of a union operation on two sets?

• Elements present in the second set only

• Elements present in both sets only

• Elements present in the first set only

• All unique elements from both sets