50594/how-is-set-implemented
Sets in Python can be created using the set() function.
Example:
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a=set({1,'b',6.9})
print(a)
Output: {1, ‘b’, 6.9}
You can also create an empty set using the same function.
Empty_Set=set()
print(Empty_Set)
Output: set()
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