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@PythonPr There is a space between the append and the 4 in braces in the second code.

@PythonPr Extra space after append

@PythonPr Indentation between append and (4) in the second image. This will give error

@PythonPr big green tick next to one, big red tick next to the other. You’re welcome

@PythonPr space on the third line

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@PythonPr Space after append

@PythonPr Fucking typos.

@PythonPr i have no clue

@PythonPr Space between append and (4)

@PythonPr White space ()

@PythonPr Space in b.append(4) ... .@PythonPr

@PythonPr Typo errors are the easiest to debug but the worst for the eye Logical errors on the other hand are the hardest but eyes cant help there runtime error on the other hand is many time just bad assumptions As dyslexic i hate typo errors here it is a space before (

@PythonPr Irrelevant only to the 0 & 1 matter who writes those 0, 1 ? You don’t know? Then stop memorizing what code is supposed to do.

@PythonPr Space

In Python, b = a doesn't create a new list; it just creates a new reference to the same list in memory. Since lists are mutable, any change made through b is reflected in a because they both point to the exact same object. To keep a unchanged, you'd need a shallow copy like b = a.copy() or b = a[:]. The green check correctly shows that print(a) will indeed include the appended value!