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#1 introduction
01:57
#2 First Syntax in Python
10:02
#3 Comments in Python
03:26
#4 Variables in Python
13:21
#5 Local and Global Variables in Python
07:28
#6 Data Types in Python
13:07
#7 Data Type Conversion in Python
10:08
#8 String in Python – Part 1
11:06
#9 String in Python – Part 2
10:36
#10 String in Python – Part 3
11:50
#11 String in Python – Part 4
10:53
#12 Slicing Strings in Python
08:23
#13 Modifying Strings in Python
14:47
#14 Concatenating Strings
14:37
#15 Backslash in Strings
05:54
#16 Boolean
12:28
#17 Operators in Python – Part 1
09:01
#18 Operators in Python – Part 2
10:32
#19 Lists in Python – Part 1
14:28
#20 Lists in Python – Part 2
08:19
#Lists in Python – Part 3
11:50
#22 Loop Through a List
19:42
#23 if for Lists in Python
10:03
#24 Sorting Lists in Python
11:24
#25 Joining Lists in Python
05:41
#26 Tuples – Part 1
13:16
#27 Tuples – Part 2
10:22
#28 Loop Through Tuples
11:39
#29 Tuples Ending
12:40
#30 Sets in Python – Part 1
12:29
#31 Sets in Python – Part 2
11:48
#32 Sets in Python – Part 3
06:16
#33 Python Dictionaries – Part 1
11:35
#34 Python Dictionaries – Part 2
17:27
#35 Python Dictionaries – Part 3
11:38
#36 Python Dictionaries – Part 4
11:00
#37 if Statement in Python – Part 1
13:00
#38 if Statement in Python – Part 2
13:06
#39 For Loop in Python – Part 1
09:55
#40 For Loop in Python – Part 2
10:03
#41 For Loop in Python – Part 3
09:14
#42 While Loop in Python
13:14
#43 Function in Python – Part 1
12:05
#44 Functions in Python – Part 2
11:33
#45 Recursive Functions
08:14
#46 Lambda
07:43
#47 Classes Part 1/3
08:59
#48 Classes – Part 2/3
23:45
#49 Classes – Part 3/3
13:02
#50 Inheritance
17:53
#51 Scope
12:40
#52 Modules in Python 1/2
17:32
#53 Modules in Python – Part 2/2
05:30
#54 Date and Time
09:24
#55 Math Module
10:24
#56 Try Except
18:24
#57 File Handling – Part 1/2
22:42
#58 File Handling – Part 2/2
12:04
#59 JSON
31:08
#60 String Format
20:24
Python Beginner to Intermediate Course
About Lesson

In this part of our python tutorials series, you will learn about the sets in python. We use sets to store multiple items in a single variable. Set is one of the 4 types of collections in python that are used to store different variables. A set is a collection which is unordered, unchangeable, and unindexed.

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