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"As we all know, tuples are immutable objects in Python, right!? But what happens if they contain mutable objects? \n",
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"As we all know, tuples are immutable objects in Python, right!? But what happens if they contain mutable objects? \n",
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"First, let us have a look at the expected behavior: a `TypeError` is raised if we try to modify a value tuple: "
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"First, let us have a look at the expected behavior: a `TypeError` is raised if we try to modify immutable types in a tuple: "
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"As we all know, tuples are immutable objects in Python, right!? But what happens if they contain mutable objects? \n",
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"As we all know, tuples are immutable objects in Python, right!? But what happens if they contain mutable objects? \n",
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"First, let us have a look at the expected behavior: a `TypeError` is raised if we try to modify a value tuple: "
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