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The document discusses sets in Python and various operations that can be performed on sets like union, intersection, difference and more. It provides examples of creating sets and using methods like add(), union(), intersect(), difference() and clear() on sets. The practical section shows a program to create two sets and perform operations on them like union, intersection etc.
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The document discusses sets in Python and various operations that can be performed on sets like union, intersection, difference and more. It provides examples of creating sets and using methods like add(), union(), intersect(), difference() and clear() on sets. The practical section shows a program to create two sets and perform operations on them like union, intersection etc.
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FS20CO047
Experiment 14

Shrikrushna Dilip Patil


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Title: Write a Python program to perform operations on


Sets.

Theory:
1. Explain set along with different operations.

A set is created by placing all the items (elements) inside curly braces
(

separated by comma, or by using the built-in set () function.

It can have any number of items and they may be of different types
(integer,

float, tuple, string etc.). But a set cannot have mutable elements like
lists, sets

or dictionaries as its elements.

A. add) Method: It adds the item x to a set if it is non-pre existing.

Example:

("AA", "BB", cc"

add ("N")

This will add NN in A set

B. union(s) Method: t returns a union of two set. Using the operator ’|’
between 2 existing sets is the same as writing
My_Set1.union(My_Set2).

Example:

A=("AA", BB, c) B-("MM,"NN”)

Z= A.union (B) OR Z AIB


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Set population set will have components of both A and B.

C. intersect(s) Method: It returns an intersection of wo givensets . The '&’


operator can be used in this operation.

Example: s = A.intersection (B)

Set victims will contains the common element of A and B.

D. difference(s) Method: Returns a set containing all the elements which


are existing in the first set but not present in the second set. We can
use operator here.

Example:-

W=A.difference (B)

OR

SA-B

E. clear() Method: The whole existing set will become empty.

Example:

B.clear ()

Clears B set.
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Practical:
a. Program for Create any two sets, (1,2,3,4) and (2,3,
5,4) and perform various operations on it.
Program:-

Observation:
a.
Output:-

Conclusion:
In the above experiment I learned how to use the sets in python and
perform various operations using it.

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