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  • Sets are unordered bags of values.
  • Dictionaries are unordered bags of key-value pairs. -

    Of course, there are a lot more types than these seven. Everything is an object in Python, so there are types like module, function, class, method, file, and even compiled code. You’ve already seen some of these: modules have names, functions have docstrings, &c. You’ll learn about classes in Classes & Iterators, and about files in Files. +

    Of course, there are more types than these. Everything is an object in Python, so there are types like module, function, class, method, file, and even compiled code. You’ve already seen some of these: modules have names, functions have docstrings, &c. You’ll learn about classes in Classes & Iterators, and about files in Files.

    Strings and bytes are important enough — and complicated enough — that they get their own chapter. Let’s look at the others first.

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