what is the difference between set and append?

Answer Posted / karishma39malik@gmail.com

set means to set a value like.. set v =4 giving a value to a
variable.. n append means to add something at the end..
without deleting or erasing previous content.. adding after
the thing already entered... n set means to erase n replace
and give new value..

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