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Difference between List, Tuple, Dictionary, and Set in Python
This article is created to differentiate the four built-in data types of Python, that are used to store collection of data. The four built-in data types, that are differentiated here, are:
The table given below, differentiates among above four data types of Python, in brief.
| List | Tuple | Dictionary | Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| ordered | ordered | ordered | unordered |
| changeable (mutable) | unchangeable (immutable) | changeable | mutable if created with set immutable if created with frozenset |
| allows duplicates | allows duplicates | does not allows duplicates | does not allows duplicates |
| List items enclosed within [ ] | Tuple items enclosed within ( ) | Dictionary items enclosed within { } | Set items enclosed within { } |
| List can be created using list() | Tuple can be created using tuple() | Dictionary can be created using dict() | Set can be created using set() |
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