Not precisely. {x} is a set literal; {x for y in z} is a set comprehension. | Hacker News

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		duskwuff 79 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Scream cipher Not precisely. {x} is a set literal; {x for y in z} is a set comprehension.

jdranczewski 79 days ago [–]

Ah, my bad! I did not know these were a thing, but that makes more sense! Teaches me a thing about only quickly trying things in an online REPL on mobile and jumping to conclusions - I forgot curly braces were also a way to denote a set

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