channel (kurkute) describes Ordered and Unordered Collections in Python
Ordered means that the data structure retains the ordering as provided by the programmer; Python examples of ordered structures are strings, lists, and tuples. The ordering being discussed here is the result of iterating around the structure in a for loop.
Unordered means that the data structure doesn’t have a specific order, and doesn’t care about any ordering by the programmer. In Python a set is non-ordered, and a dictionary is mostly non-ordered
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