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Because arrays, sets, and tuples work in slightly different ways, it’s important to make sure you choose the right one so your data is stored correctly and efficiently.
Remember: arrays keep the order and can have duplicates, sets are unordered and can’t have duplicates, and tuples have a fixed number of values of fixed types inside them.
So:
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