Please explain this:

Question

l = {1,2,5,6,1,2,4,6,1}
t = tuple(l)
Print(t.count(1))

Answer 1

So the number of times we insert any number(same) doesn't matter it always stores as a single quantity?

Answer 2

Okk thanks I understood.

Answer 3

l is of type set and stores each number only once.

Answer 4

You should make your questions a bit more clear. I just guess you are wondering why you get output 1?

You have a set (l), so each value can be part once or not at all. So when you count the occurence in the created tuple (t) it will return just 0 or 1.