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Understanding Object Identity in Python with id() and List Assignments
- In Python, variables don’t store values directly — instead, they reference objects in memory.
- The 'id()' function in Python returns a unique identifier for an object.
- Assigning one list to another creates a new reference to the same object, making changes affect both variables.
- To create an independent copy of a list, methods like 'copy()' can be used.
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