How To Use Sets in Python (Python Tutorial #13)

Python tutorial - how to use sets!

[CSDojo]

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[krzysik-yt]

There's simpler way of removing duplicates from list:
new_set1 = set(given_list1)

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[swallowedinthesea]

You can also input givenlist2 as an argument into the set().
givenList2 = [1, 3, 4, 1, 3]
newSet2 = set(givenlist2)
total = 0
for iceCream in newSet2:
total += iceCream
print(total)

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[Ichinkie]

Thank you for your tutorials!! I just started learning Python and you make it understandable, even for a Master of Arts who has no experience with programming :). 

In the last problem i found the solution, but made the extra step from set to list and then calculated the sum... Now I know you can calculate the sum of a set as well :).

[yogitrapagainstthelgbt]

given_list = [1, 3, 4, 1, 4, 3]
total = 0
b = set()

for x in given_list:
b.add(x)

for e in b:
total = e + total

print(total)

[YY-bkbc]

set4={x for x in given_list2}
total1=0
for x in set4:
total1+=x
print(total1)