They represent an unordered container of hashable objects. Like lists and dictionaries, sets are also mutable. If you compare sets to lists, then you’ll find two main differences. First, sets don’t keep their data in any specific order, so you can’t use indices to access individual ...
List in Java provides ordered and indexed collection which may contain duplicates. The Set interface provides an unordered collection of unique objects, i.e. Set doesn't allow duplicates, while Map provides a data structure based on key-value pair and hashing. All three List, Set, and Map...
Traditional halftoning techniques include clustered-dot ordered dithering, dispersed-dot ordered dithering, and error diffusion. More recent halftoning techniques include a method using dispersed-dot unordered dithering, which is also known as stochastic dithering, which combines the speed of a dither ...