The Difference Between the List< T > Interface and the Set

question 30

True/False

The difference between the List< T > interface and the Set< T > interface is that the Set< T > interface does not impose an order on its unique elements.

Compare financial alternatives to make informed decisions regarding investments and purchases.

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