added print #2881
added print #2881
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This submission requires changes because the core logic of the task has not been implemented. The goal is to classify variables, but the current code only contains a print statement.
To complete the task, you need to:
- Create a dictionary named
sorted_variables. - This dictionary must contain two keys:
"mutable"and"immutable". - Populate the lists for these keys with the variables provided in the file, correctly classifying them based on their data type.
Please replace the existing code with the implementation for this classification logic.
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| print("hello world") |
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The implementation for sorting variables is missing. According to the task description, you need to create a dictionary named sorted_variables with two keys, "mutable" and "immutable", and populate them with the appropriate variables defined in this file.
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