A Python "frozenset" is simply a set object that is immutable—the objects it contains are determined at initialization time and cannot be changed thereafter. Like sets, frozensets are built into the ...
That's what the “in real life” bit was about. In real life, even with big-but-certainly-not-infinite n, O(n log n) heap sort usually performs better than O(n²) bubble sort.
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