Python set pop() is an inbuilt method that removes a random element from the set when it is called. This means it does not pop from the back or front, and it can pop any element from anywhere present in the set. The pop() method removes any item anywhere from the set.

Python Set pop() Method

The set pop() method removes the random item from the set and returns the removed item. Unlike the  stack, a random element is popped off the set. This is one of the essential  functions of the set and accepts no arguments. The return value is the popped element from the set.

Syntax

set.pop()

Here, the set is the name of the set, and the pop() method does not take any argument as a parameter.

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