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A sequence is a set of elements in which the order and number of elements matters. Normally, in a set, repeated elements are not allowed and their order is irrelevant. For example, a sequence can look like
S = {1,3,2,10,2,10}
but a set with these same numbers would look like
S' = {1,2,3,10}
A function, also called a mapping, is a way in which elements from one set are mapped into elements of another set.
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