Code Breakdown:
Step-by-Step Explanation:
Tuple Creation:
Modifying the List Inside the Tuple:
Printing the Tuple:
Final Output:
Detailed Explanation:
- Tuples are immutable: This means you cannot change, add, or remove elements directly in the tuple. However, if a tuple contains a mutable object (like a list), the contents of that object can be changed.
- Lists are mutable: Lists can be modified after their creation. You can add, remove, or change elements in a list.
- When a list inside a tuple is modified, the modification affects the list within the tuple. The tuple itself remains structurally unchanged, meaning the references it holds do not change, but the contents of the list referenced by the tuple can change.