What are the differences between lists, tuples, sets?
Answer
•List — mutable: [1,2,3].
•Tuple — immutable: (1,2,3).
•Set — no duplicates: {1,2,3}.
•Dictionary — key-value pairs.
•Tuples are hashable.
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