Python - Tuples - Retrieve unique elements in list of tuples

Question

UPDATE:

I went with this:

set(item[1] for item in id) 

Thanks guys, your ideas helped me.

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I am working with a list of tuples:

Using the following line of code as an example. My list can be of any lenght. However, I will always be looking for a given index of my tuples:

id = [(9,'Tup','Check'),(10,'Tup','Pyton'),(11,'Not Tup','Stack'),(12,'Not Tup','Stack')]

In this scenario, I am looking to grab the unique second elements.

objective_ouput = ('Tup','Not Tup')

Answer 1

It as simple as follow:

objective_ouput_set = {item[1] for item in id}

Answer 2

You can use a list comprehension.

tup = ()
tuple([t[1] for t in your_list_of_tuples if t[1] not in tup])

By the way, id is not a good variable name because it is a builtin.