Python Frozenset views exercises with solutions

Python Frozenset Views Data Type [ 10 exercises with solution ]

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In Python, a "frozenset" is an immutable version of a set. Frozensets behave just like sets, but once created, a "frozenset" cannot be modified. Frozenset is suitable for situations where you need an unchangeable collection of unique elements.

1. Write a Python program that performs common set operations like union, intersection, and difference of two frozensets.
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2. Write a Python program that converts a "frozen set" to a regular set and vice versa. Compare the differences between these two data types.
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3. Write a Python function that calculates the symmetric difference between two frozenset instances.
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4. Write a Python program that implements a function to generate the power set (set of all subsets) of a given frozenset.
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5. Write a Python program that creates a frozenset with unique elements of a list.
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6. Write a Python program that creates a frozenset with unique elements of a list.
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7. Write a Python program to check if two frozensets are disjoint (set has no elements in common with other).
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8. Write a Python program that demonstrates the immutability of a frozenset by attempting to add or remove elements from it.
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9. Write a Python program that uses a frozenset as a key in a dictionary to create a hashable composite key for more complex data structures.
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10. Write a Python program that generates a frozenset containing the squares of all odd numbers from 1 to 15 using set comprehension.
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