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Python Set Manipulation Program

The document outlines a practical exercise to manipulate sets in Python, including creating, accessing, updating, and deleting elements from a set. It provides example code snippets demonstrating how to add and remove items, as well as how to find the maximum and minimum values in a set. Additionally, it shows how to count the number of elements in a set.

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Python Set Manipulation Program

The document outlines a practical exercise to manipulate sets in Python, including creating, accessing, updating, and deleting elements from a set. It provides example code snippets demonstrating how to add and remove items, as well as how to find the maximum and minimum values in a set. Additionally, it shows how to count the number of elements in a set.

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LLO: Write a python program to manipulate the set.

Program: Write python program to perform following operations on the Set;


Create set, Access Set, Update Set, Delete Set:

My_set = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}

Print(“Set:”, my_set)

For item in my_set:

Print(“Accessed item:”, item)

My_set.add(6)

Print(“Updated Set (after adding 6):”, my_set)

My_set.remove(3)

Print(“Updated Set (after removing 3):”, my_set)

Del my_set

O/P:

PRQs: -
A3.

My_set = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}

My_set.add(6)

My_set.add(7)

Print(“Set after adding members:”, my_set)

My_set.remove(4)

Print(“Set after removing 4:”, my_set)

O/P:

A4.

My_set = {10, 20, 5, 30, 15}

Print(“Maximum value:”, max(my_set))

Print(“Minimum value:”, min(my_set))

O/P:

A5.

My_set = {10, 20, 30, 40, 50}


Count = 0

For item in my_set:

Count += 1

Print(“Length of the set:”, count)

O/P:

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