Python In Practice - 15 Projects to Master Python - Creating a Duplicate List Elements Remover Function

The video tutorial explains how to remove duplicates from a list by converting it into a set, which inherently removes duplicates, and then converting it back to a list. It also covers sorting the list after duplicates are removed. The process involves defining a function, using the set function, and ensuring the final list is sorted.

What is the primary goal discussed in the first section of the video?

• To find the maximum value in a list

• To remove duplicates from a list

• To reverse a list

• To add elements to a list

Which data structure is used to automatically remove duplicates in the function?

• Dictionary

• Tuple

• List

• Set

Why is it necessary to convert the set back into a list after removing duplicates?

• Because lists are more memory efficient

• Because sets cannot store duplicate values

• Because lists are faster than sets

• Because sets do not support indexing

What additional step is performed on the list after duplicates are removed?

• The list is reversed

• The list is sorted

• The list is concatenated with another list

• The list is converted to a string

In what order is the final list sorted?

• No specific order

• Ascending order

• Descending order

• Random order