Why set items can't be indexed? The real reason | 2MinutesPy
In this video, we will discuss why set elements can't be indexed in Python.
You might have used it in your projects. So, you might already know their properties, such as unordered, mutable, and not allowing duplicate values.
But... have you ever thought about why sets don’t support indexing and why duplicate values are not stored?
This video will explain the real reason with code and visualization, so stay till the end, and if you feel it was worthwhile, like the video and subscribe to the channel for more videos in the future.
Chapters:
⏩ 0:00 Intro
⏩ 0:20 Why can't we index set items
⏩ 0:50 Code explanation
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