Solution #3082
Solution #3082
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Excellent job on this task! Your solution correctly sorts the variables into mutable and immutable types, meeting all the core requirements. I am approving your submission.
As a small suggestion for improvement, consider moving the print(sorted_variables) call outside and after the for loop. Currently, it prints the dictionary on every iteration. By moving it, you'll see the final, complete dictionary just once, making the output cleaner. This is a minor point and doesn't affect the correctness of your logic. Keep up the great work!
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| sorted_variables['mutable'].append(var) | ||
| else: | ||
| sorted_variables['immutable'].append(var) | ||
| print(sorted_variables) |
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This print() call is inside the for loop, which means it will execute on every iteration. This can be useful for debugging, but for the final result, it's better to move this line outside and after the loop to see the complete sorted_variables dictionary just once.
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