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Python Programming Answer Key Guide

The document contains answers to short answer questions (SAQs) and a long answer question (LAQ) related to Python programming. It explains the differences between mutable and immutable sets, lists and tuples, and provides an example of type conversion. Additionally, it lists various internal data types in Python used for storing data.

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Python Programming Answer Key Guide

The document contains answers to short answer questions (SAQs) and a long answer question (LAQ) related to Python programming. It explains the differences between mutable and immutable sets, lists and tuples, and provides an example of type conversion. Additionally, it lists various internal data types in Python used for storing data.

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Python Programming - Answer Key

Unit 1 - SAQ 1:

Mutable sets can be changed after creation, while immutable sets (frozensets) cannot be changed.

Mutable sets are created using set(), while immutable ones use frozenset().

Unit 1 - SAQ 2:

Lists are mutable, whereas tuples are immutable. Lists use square brackets [], while tuples use

parentheses ().

Unit 1 - SAQ 3:

Type conversion is converting one data type to another. Example: int('5') converts string '5' to

integer 5.

Unit 1 - LAQ 1:

Python has several internal types such as int, float, complex, list, tuple, dict, set, and frozenset.

These types are used to store various kinds of data and structures.

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