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Solution #2025

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33 changes: 32 additions & 1 deletion app/main.py
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collection_of_coins = {1, 2, 25}

# write your code here
sorted_variables = {
"mutable": [],
"immutable": []
}

variables = {
"lucky_number": lucky_number,
"pi": pi,
"one_is_a_prime_number": one_is_a_prime_number,
"name": name,
"profile_info": profile_info,
"my_favourite_films": my_favourite_films,
"marks": marks,
"collection_of_coins": collection_of_coins,
}

mutable_types = (list, dict, set)
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The mutable_types tuple should include set instead of frozenset, as set is mutable and frozenset is immutable. Ensure that the correct types are used for classification.


for var_name, var_value in variables.items():
if isinstance(var_value, mutable_types):
sorted_variables["mutable"].append(var_value)
else:
sorted_variables["immutable"].append(var_value)

print("Sorted Variables Dictionary:")
print("Mutable Variables:")
for var in sorted_variables["mutable"]:
print(var)

print("\nImmutable Variables:")
for var in sorted_variables["immutable"]:
print(var)
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