Lecture

Data Structures and Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of tuples, including defining them with parentheses and accessing elements. It also introduces lists, explaining how to manipulate them, access elements, and use list comprehensions. Additionally, the lecture delves into sets, linear types, conversions, dictionaries, and defaultdicts.

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