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The all() function in Python is used to check if all elements in an iterable (like lists, tuples, sets) are True. If every element evaluates to True, all() returns True; if there's any element that evaluates to False, it returns False. This function is commonly used in scenarios where you need to ensure that every condition in a list or collection meets a certain criteria.
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