Set Operations:

• Create two sets of your favorite fruits.
• Write a function named print_unique_fruits that takes two sets as parameters and prints the unique fruits present in both sets.
• Call the function with your sets.

Set Intersection:

• Create two sets of numbers.
• Write a function named common_numbers that takes two sets as parameters and returns a new set containing the common numbers.
• Call the function with your sets and print the results.

Set Difference:

• Create two sets of animals.
• Write a function named unique_animals that takes two sets as parameters and returns a new set containing the animals unique to each set.
• Call the function with your sets and print the results.

Dictionary Operations:

• Create a dictionary of your favorite movies with movie names as keys and release years as values.
• Write a function named print_movies that takes a dictionary as a parameter and prints each movie along with its release year.
• Call the function with your dictionary.

Dictionary Manipulation:

• Create a dictionary of cities and their populations.
• Write a function named calculate_total_population that takes a dictionary as a parameter and returns the total population.
• Call the function with your dictionary and print the result.

Dictionary Update:

• Create a dictionary representing a person's information (name, age, city).
• Write a function named update_city that takes a dictionary as a parameter and updates the city information.
• Call the function with your dictionary and print the updated dictionary.

String Concatenation:

• Create two strings containing your first and last names.
• Write a function named full_name that takes two strings as parameters and returns the full name.
• Call the function with your strings and print the result.

String Length:

• Create a string containing a sentence.
• Write a function named sentence_length that takes a string as a parameter and returns the length of the sentence.
• Call the function with your string and print the result.

Substring Search:

• Create a string containing a paragraph.
• Write a function named search_substring that takes a string and a substring as parameters and checks if the substring is present in the string.
• Call the function with your string and a few substrings.