Apple "Mail" : How do you set it up?

I am relatively new to macs, and i cannot figure out:
How do i set up a "mail" account?
Should i have an online account, such as hotmail to do it?
Do i need to pay to install a server to access "mail"?

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-your user name at the email address provider - it could be [email protected] or it could be yourname. It depends on the provider.
-your password
-the name of your .pop incoming mail source - like pop.gmail.com
-the name of your .smtp outgoing mail source - like smtp.gmail.com
Then go to preferences in Mail and the accounts pane and click +. Ask your provider if they have any specific settings you need but otherwise you'll be fine.

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