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Chapter 7.9, Problem 22CP
Program Plan Intro
List:
- • A list is an object that encloses sequence of elements.
- • The list contents can be changed at any point of time.
- • Therefore, lists in Python are mutable.
Tuple:
- • A tuple is an object that comprises immutable sequence of elements.
- • The values of the tuple cannot be changed once it is created.
- • Therefore, tuples in Python are immutable.
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