In Python, the symmetric difference operator (^) requires both operands to be sets; using a number or other data type instead of a set will cause unexpected behavior or errors.
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You Wrote This Bug Too: Why does ^ on sets show weird results?追加:
Why does onset show weird results? Let's look at the bug. Here is the buggy code.
Look carefully. The bug is using with a number instead of a set, which causes an error or unexpected behavior. Python expects both sides to be sets for the symmetric difference operation. Here is the correct fix. Try this fix before your next code run.
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