no list tuple implication of iterations is comparatively faster tuple data type is appropriate for accessing the elements tuple consume less memory as compared to the list tuple does no have must built-in methods implication of iterations is time-consuming the list is better for performing operationssuch as insertion and deletion lists consume more memory lists have several built-in methods the unexpected changes and errors are more in tupleit is hard to take place likely to occur setsset: set is unordered collection of elements and it is mutable every element is unique and must be immutable sets are represented by or by built in function set(exs={ , , print(ss ={"python",( , , )print( ={[ , , ], ,'hai'print( #output:error because list is mutable,but set should have immutable elements ={ , , , print(ss=set([ , , ]print(sset operations )union(|):it contains all the elements of set and set ={ , , , , ={ , , , , print( | )intersection(&):it contains common elements in both sets ={ , , , , ={ , , , , bv prasanthi dept of cse page