Excellent job! Unlike lists or tuples, sets are unordered. This means that you can't use square brackets to access set elements. Instead, you can iterate over the set, like this:
favorite_movies = {'Halloween', 'A Star Is Born', 'Hocus Pocus'}
for movie in favorite_movies:
print('There are', len(movie), 'letters in the title', movie)
Note that the order of set elements is non-deterministic. This means that you can get a different ordering each time you create a for loop.
The new branch hired some new people. Write a welcome message to each of them, using a new line for every person:
Welcome on board, {name}!Use a for loop:
for employee in new_branch_employees:
