'Solution' #3154
'Solution' #3154
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You've done a great job correctly identifying and grouping the mutable and immutable variables! The logic is spot on. However, a change is needed because the solution doesn't fully meet the task's requirements. The values for the "mutable" and "immutable" keys in your sorted_variables dictionary must be lists, but they are currently tuples. Please update your code to use square brackets [] to create lists instead of parentheses (). After that small fix, your solution will be perfect.
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Excellent work on this iteration! You've successfully addressed the feedback from the previous review by converting the dictionary values from tuples to lists. Your solution now correctly identifies and groups all mutable and immutable variables, fully meeting all the task requirements. I am approving your submission. Keep up the great work!
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