The following code removes the set's smallest element, s, assuming that the set is not empty:
min = None
for e in s :
[Tab Key]if min == None or e < min :
[Tab Key][Tab Key]min = e
s.remove(min)
To determine the lowest and largest entry in the list, respectively, we use the min() and max() functions.
The remove() function of Set removes/deletes the specified element from the set.
There is no output from the delete() function. In essence, it produces None (None Type in Python).
It really throws a KeyError when you try to delete an element that isn't in the set.
To remove an element from a list, use the remove() function.
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