bpo-39705 : sorted() tutorial example under looping techniques improved #18999
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In the whatsnew section, under the point which mentions the deprecation of getchildren() and getiterator() through bpo-36543, it is suggested to use iter() instead. Ideally there should be a suggestion to use Element.iter() instead. The commits does the above modification.
In the whatsnew section, under the point which mentions the deprecation of getchildren() and getiterator() through bpo-36543, it is suggested to use iter() instead. Ideally there should be a suggestion to use Element.iter() instead. The commits does the above modification.
* The previous example for the sorted() functionality with set() is given a suggestive explanation. * Additional example just showing the basic functionality of sorted() is included.
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sorted()functionality with set() is given an explanation thatset()will eliminate duplicates.https://bugs.python.org/issue39705