<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">The article explores different methods to remove duplicates from a Python list.The manual method involves iterating through the list and creating a new list without duplicates.The article then discusses using sets to easily remove duplicates by converting the list into a set.It compares the output of the manual method with the set method that removes duplicates.It highlights that sets remove duplicates but do not maintain the original order of elements.Another method discussed is using dictionaries to remove duplicates while maintaining order.It points out the efficiency of the set and dictionary methods over manual approaches.The article concludes with recommendations on when to use sets or dictionaries to remove duplicates.The limitations of set and dictionary methods due to the requirement of hashable objects are also mentioned.Various code blocks are provided throughout the article demonstrating the different approaches.