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C# and Python represent the two sides of what it means to be a powerful language. C# is fast, lightweight, and flexible, while Python is robust, simple, and secure. But which language does coding best?
Let’s go over a few idiomatic ways to remove duplicates from lists in Python. This is the easiest algorithm to code, but because it requires creating a new list, also requires more memory and is a bit slower.
In our community Discord server, we have two main groups of roles you can take on as a member, earned roles and declared roles. Earned roles, as you would expect, you have to earn! You can get them in various ways as we’ll discuss shortly, but you can’t just ask for them.
In Python, an assertion is a statement that confirms something about the state of your program. For example, if you write a createUser function and you are sure that the user needs to be older than 18, you assert that the age field is greater than or equal to 18.
Developers love concise code that’s easy to read. A ternary operator in Python is a piece of syntax that lets you perform a small if/else statement in a single line. Let’s take a look at a few examples.
While lists aren’t the most efficient data structure if you’ll be doing lots of deleting from the middle, there are definitely good ways to accomplish the task. The built-in [remove()](https://python-reference.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/list/remove.html) method should be your first option.
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