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Creating Sets
Sets store only unique elements without a specific order.
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Type Conversion
Changing data types using int(), float() and str() functions. Converting between types.
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Returning Dictionary or List
Functions can return complex data structures like dictionaries or lists.
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Positional and Keyword Arguments
Difference between positional and keyword arguments. Flexible function calling.
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Default Parameter Values
Parameters can have default values. Used when argument is not provided.
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Functions with Parameters
Parameters allow passing data to functions. Functions become more flexible.
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Set Operations
Adding and removing elements from a set. Basic set operations.
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Tuple Methods count and index
Tuples have only two methods: count() for counting and index() for searching.
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Tuples vs Lists - Differences
When to use tuples instead of lists? Comparison of properties and applications.
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Creating Tuples
Tuples are immutable lists. Once created, they cannot be modified.