Lecture

Collections: Lists vs Sets

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Description

This lecture concludes the discussion on collections by focusing on the differences between lists and sets. The instructor explains how sets require elements to have a notion of equality, which can be challenging due to various scenarios where defining equality is not straightforward.

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