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What is the difference between sets and groups in tableau?

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Could someone tell me what is the difference between sets and groups in Tableau?

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Groups and sets are similar to each other but are different in nature. A group only includes single dimension data, whereas a set could include data of multiple dimensions. A group is static and doesn’t update dynamically, whereas a set changes the moment the new data is added.

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