I'm a beginner who started studying Python, and the Python for statement tells me to write an iterable object after the in.However, a set type that is not interable can be written after the in.Also, the frozen function that generates the frozen set can be generated even though the argument is interchangeable.What should I think?
python
The set and frozenset types are iterable.The object that displays True in the following code is iterable.
s=set()
try:
iterator=iter(s)
print(True)
exceptTypeError as:
print(False)
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