Tuples and Sets are two important data structures in Python that you'll definitely want to know about.

Tuples are immutable sequences of elements, typically used for grouping related data.

Sets, on the other hand, are mutable collections of unique elements. With Sets, it's easy to check if an item is inside that collection. It's also easy to do mathematical operations like "intersection" (finding common elements between two sets) and "union" (finding all elements of two combined sets).

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00:00 Tuples vs Lists
01:58 Tuple Syntax in Python
03:36 Handson Coding with Tuples
05:45 Using Tuples as a Dict Key
08:02 Sets in Python
14:28 Coding Exercise: Tuples and Sets