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You can sort a list in Python using the sort() method. The method accepts two optional arguments: reverse : which sorts the list in the reverse order (descending) if True or in the regular order (ascending) if False (which it is by default) key : a function you provide to describe the sorting method.
Convert the set into a List Using list method. Using sorted() method. Using the map() function. Using list comprehension. Using [*set, ]
Unlike lists, ordinary sets do not preserve the order in which we insert the elements. This is because the elements in a set are usually not stored in the order in which they appear.
Sets are unordered, meaning the elements do not have any predictable order, at all. When you print a set , or iterate through one, yes, the items will appear in some order. This order may, by chance, correspond to some 'original' order, or it may, by chance, appear to be sorted.