The article discusses the surprising ability to add mutable custom objects into Python sets, which traditionally only allow immutable data types. It highlights the intuitive expectation that only immutable types should be permitted in sets, but presents examples and explanations that demonstrate how mutable objects can still be included. The piece aims to clarify this concept for readers and encourage further exploration of Python’s data structures. For more details, readers are invited to continue reading on the provided link.
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