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set and list both are used to store the elements.But, set is stored in unordered way but does not allow duplicate values.list is used to store elements in ordered way but it may allow duplicate values
set elements cannot be accessed by index position, list elements can access by using index position.
Set<E> and List<E> are both used to store elements of type E. The difference is that Set is stored in unordered way and does not allow duplicate values. List is used to store elements in ordered way and it does allow duplicate values.
Set elements cannot be accessed by an index position, and List elements can be accessed with an index position.
set and list both are used to store the elements.But, set is stored in unordered way but does not allow duplicate values.list is used to store elements in ordered way but it may allow duplicate values
set elements cannot be accessed by index position, list elements can access by using index position.
