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Good pick, I'm a big fan of using set() in Python. The fact that they're unordered and do not allow duplicates communicates a lot about the nature of the proble
by hiAndrewQuinn 3y ago
Good pick, I'm a big fan of using set() in Python. The fact that they're unordered and do not allow duplicates communicates a lot about the nature of the problem you're working with.