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In their typical applications, sets store multiple values of the same type. What makes sets different from lists, dictionaries, and tuples? Sets can only contain unique values. For example, we have a set below called favorite_movies. Take a look at it:
favorite_movies = {'Halloween', 'A Star Is Born', 'Hocus Pocus'}
The code above creates a new set with three string elements. Note that we define a set by providing one or more elements inside curly braces. Dictionaries in Python also use curly braces, but they consist of key-value pairs, not individual values.
The company XYC Corp. has recently opened a new branch. This branch currently has six employees:
Create a set named new_branch_employees containing all employees' names stored as string values.
Remember to use single quotes around employees' names.
