How many of you encountered this question in Python challenge?

Question

set1 = {1,2,3,4,5,6}
set2 = {4,5,6,7,8,9}
set1.add(7)
set2.add(10)
print(set1^set2)

Right answer: {1,2,3,8,9,10}

But there's only just a single space for answer!!
How can someone fill in that answer in a single space?
Is it just with me??

Answer 1

eheheh...you should find the answers by yourself to win the quiz...otherwise everybody can win all of them ;-p

Answer 2

ok, that question is totally wrong... Try to guess, the author just messed it up

Answer 3

Hahaha Lol! I totally agreed with you about that!
But when I took that code ran it in my interpreter the results were as I mentioned! Otherwise I wouldn't make a post about it right!!

Answer 4

@amaras Exactly...so does the interpreter output the results as mentioned!

Answer 5

@amaras yeah probably!

Answer 6

that is not difference, that is symmetric difference. Rethink your answer, it might help

Answer 7

@michele hahahaa so you know the answer! im so jealous, you know that right! :P:P;);)

Answer 8

Apologies guys! My mistake... everytime I got that question didn't bother read it properly which clearly says "How many numbers will be printed?"!!
It had me troubled for a week though!! But finally!! Yaayyy! 😀😁

Answer 9

Ah! that's better 😀