# 4.22:  Initialize a set.

# Initialize a new set of 7-10 string and number values (make sure to include both).  Use .add() to
# add one new, and one repeat value to the set.  Print the set to see its contents.

# After executing, execute several more times, making note if the output changes.
# 
# PLEASE NOTE that the order of the printed set is expected to change but that this apparently does
# not happen in Jupyter.  Run this code in PyCharm or other IDE to see the effect - the set's order
# changes every time you run the program.

