Use 
#set #python #duplicate #unique
  set on a list to remove duplicates:my_dup_list = [1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4]
print set(my_dup_list)
#set #python #duplicate #unique
More about 
If you want to set a variable named
 
If you want to include a partial template (child template) into your parent template use
 
 
If one of your templates inherits from a main layout use
 
#python #jinja2 #extends #include #set #variable #set_variable #layout
  jinja2:If you want to set a variable named
button:{% set button = 'Login' %}If you want to include a partial template (child template) into your parent template use
include:{% include 'fa.button.tpl' %}BE CAREFUL that we have used {% NOT {{ for the code block.If one of your templates inherits from a main layout use
extends directive:{% extends "layout.tpl" %}#python #jinja2 #extends #include #set #variable #set_variable #layout
When you use 
the set. For that use the below python package:
 
 
#python #set #ordered_set #orderedset
  set in Python it makes sure that your list is unique, but does not keep the insertion order ofthe set. For that use the below python package:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/orderedset
NOTE: becareful if you want to use it in production as it is 5 times slower than set!#python #set #ordered_set #orderedset
How to disable visual block in 
There is a feature in vim that as you select a text inside of vim, it turns the mode into
 
#vim #visual_block #mouse #set #vimrc
  VIM?There is a feature in vim that as you select a text inside of vim, it turns the mode into
VISUAL BLOCK. This is annoying for me in   case you want to disable it put the below code in ~/.vimrc:set mouse-=a
#vim #visual_block #mouse #set #vimrc
https://hackernoon.com/python-3-7s-new-builtin-breakpoint-a-quick-tour-4f1aebc444c
#python #python37 #breakpoint #pdb #set_trace
  
  #python #python37 #breakpoint #pdb #set_trace
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