I'm curious as to why you used sets rather than a sorted list.
You said you're using sets because they "use an orderly arrangement of alphabets", I thought python sets are unordered.
Also, a set cannot have duplicate elements, so wouldn't "apple" and "leap" return True despite not being anagrams?
That’s a brilliant catch! Thank you. I will change this post to reflect that :)
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I'm curious as to why you used sets rather than a sorted list.
You said you're using sets because they "use an orderly arrangement of alphabets", I thought python sets are unordered.
Also, a set cannot have duplicate elements, so wouldn't "apple" and "leap" return True despite not being anagrams?
That’s a brilliant catch! Thank you. I will change this post to reflect that :)