9 examples of 'unique elements in list python' in Python

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def unique(elements):
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    return len(elements) == len(set(elements))

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def unique_values(lst):
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    all_values = []        
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    for value in lst:
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        if value not in all_values or value == '-framework':
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            all_values.append(value)
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    return all_values

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def unique1(lst):
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    outputList = []
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    for el in lst:
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        if el not in outputList:
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            outputList.append(el)
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    print(outputList)

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def unique2(lst):
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    myset=set(lst)
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    print(list(myset))

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def unique(list1):
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    # init a null list
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    unique_list = []
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    # traverse for all elements
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    for x in list1:
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        # check if exists in unique_list or not
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        if x not in unique_list:
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            unique_list.append(x)
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    return unique_list

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def unique(items):
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    """
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    Python's equivalent of MATLAB's unique (legacy)
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    :type items: list
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    :param items: List to operate on
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    :return: list
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    """
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    found = set([])
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    keep = []
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    for item in items:
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        if item not in found:
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            found.add(item)
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            keep.append(item)
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    return keep

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def is_unique_list(seq):
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    for i in seq:
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        if seq.count(i) != 1:
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            return False
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    return True

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def unique(list_):
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    """Returns a unique version of the input list preserving order
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    Examples
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    --------
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    >>> unique(['b', 'c', 'a', 'a', 'd', 'e', 'd', 'a'])
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    ['b', 'c', 'a', 'd', 'e']
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    """
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    return list(OrderedDict.fromkeys(list_).keys())

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def _get_unique_elements(self, set_of_lists):
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    unique_set = set()
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    for obs_lst in set_of_lists:
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        unique_set.update(set(obs_lst))
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    return list(unique_set)