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Python 3.11
1list1 = ['This is', 'the only tool']
2list2 = ['that', 'lets', 'you', 'visually']
3print(' '.join(list1 + list2))
4myTuple = ('debug code', 'step-by-step!')
5print(' '.join(myTuple))
6fruitSet = {'apple',
7            'banana',
8            'cherry',
9            'durian'}
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