Sets - Definition and Overview

The word set, which is among the words with the most numerous definitions in the English language (at 464 definitions according to the Oxford English Dictionary), may have one of the following meanings.

Sets are a formalized notion of a collection of objects and are part of mathematics.
Set (god) for the figure from ancient Egyptian mythology.
Set (game) for the card game.
Set (computer science) as datatype that is a collection of values.
SET (secure electronic transaction) — a protocol for secure e-commerce.
Set construction discusses dramatic settings for theatrical, movie and video production.
Small appliance discusses appliances such as TV sets.
Musical set theory for tone row, see collection for diatonic set theory.
seṭ roots in Sanskrit grammar.

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Example Usage of Sets
	Mark_Stringer: RT @martinwake: PZ Myers Sets blog mode to "excoriate": http://bit.ly/5W6aJH (also, Chided By Morons must be the name of a GBV tribute act)
	nikicheong: As the darkness Sets in, I sink to into a helpless slumber hoping that tomorrow will shine bright like the sun when I awaken. Nite all.
	DaxMc: RT @FunnyOnlineVids: I am Tiger Woods: I am Tiger Woods 1:38 Tiger Woods Sets the record straight.... http://bit.ly/7UOHji

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Sets - Definition and Overview

Example Usage of Sets