Given the following code entered in the IDL shell: >>> names = ["Dancer", "Prancer", "Vixen", "Rudy"] >>> for each in names: each = each + Deer" print(each) Dancer Deer Prancer Deer Vixen Deer Rudy Deer >>> names ['Dancer', 'Prancer', 'Vixen', 'Rudy'] The names of the reindeer in our names list are not altered even though we are re-assigning a new value inside of the for loop. The original list is not altered because (select the BEST answer): O Lists are immutable so the values cannot be changed O The for-each style of iteration we used is pass-by-REFERENCE (or position) so the value does not change in the original list O The for-each style of iteration we used is pass-by-VALUE so the value does not change in the original list O We are using the IDLE shell. If this was a program file, the names would change

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Given the following code entered in the IDL shell:
>>> names = ["Dancer", "Prancer", "Vixen", "Rudy"]
>>> for each in names:
each = each +
Deer"
print(each)
Dancer Deer
Prancer Deer
Vixen Deer
Rudy Deer
>>> names
['Dancer', 'Prancer', 'Vixen', 'Rudy']
The names of the reindeer in our names list are not altered even though
we are re-assigning a new value inside of the for loop.
The original list is not altered because (select the BEST answer):
O Lists are immutable so the values cannot be changed
O The for-each style of iteration we used is pass-by-REFERENCE (or position) so
the value does not change in the original list
O The for-each style of iteration we used is pass-by-VALUE so the value does not
change in the original list
O We are using the IDLE shell. If this was a program file, the names would change
Transcribed Image Text:Given the following code entered in the IDL shell: >>> names = ["Dancer", "Prancer", "Vixen", "Rudy"] >>> for each in names: each = each + Deer" print(each) Dancer Deer Prancer Deer Vixen Deer Rudy Deer >>> names ['Dancer', 'Prancer', 'Vixen', 'Rudy'] The names of the reindeer in our names list are not altered even though we are re-assigning a new value inside of the for loop. The original list is not altered because (select the BEST answer): O Lists are immutable so the values cannot be changed O The for-each style of iteration we used is pass-by-REFERENCE (or position) so the value does not change in the original list O The for-each style of iteration we used is pass-by-VALUE so the value does not change in the original list O We are using the IDLE shell. If this was a program file, the names would change
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