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List:Mutable: Aap ismein changes kar sakte hain.Ordered: Aitebaar ke saath tarteeb di gayi.Duplicates Allowed: Doosri martaba istemal ho sakta hai.Indexed Access: Index ka istemal karke items ko access kar sakte hain.Tuple:Immutable: Ek martaba ban gayi tou tabsiraat nahi kar sakte.Ordered: Tarteeb di gayi hai.Duplicates Allowed: Doosri martaba istemal ho sakta hai.Indexed Access: Index ka istemal karke items ko access kar sakte hain.Set:Mutable: Aap ismein changes kar sakte hain.Unordered: Koi tarteeb nahi hai.No Duplicates: Sirf unique items hote hain.Unindexed Access: Index ka istemal nahi kar sakte.Dictionary:Mutable: Aap ismein tabsiraat (changes) kar sakte hain.Unordered (Python 3.6 aur pehle) / Ordered (Python 3.7+): Python 3.7 se onwards order preserve hota hai.No Duplicate Keys: Har key unique hai, magar values duplicate ho sakti hain.Key-Value Access: Keys ka istemal karke items ko access kar sakte hain.

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# Data structures# List (mutable , ordered , Accept duplicate , Access by index)list = ["orange" , "apple" , "banana" , "banana"] print(list) print(list[2])list[2] = "papita" print(list) print(list[2])# Tuples (immutable , ordered , Accept duplicate , Access by index) tuple = (1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 2) print(tuple) print(tuple[6])# Sets (Muteable , unordered , no duplicate , not access by index)set = {1 , 3 , 5 ,7} print(set) set.add(13) print(set)# Dictionaries(Muteable , ordered , just allow values duplicate not key , accessed by key)dict = {"babar" : 56 , "Shaheen" : 10 , "Nawaz" : 10 , }dict["Nawaz"] = 68 print(dict)

list are ordered and set is unordered, list has index and set has not, set remove duplicate automatically and list accept duplicates

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Python has three mutable data structures: lists, dictionaries, and sets. Immutable data structures, on the other hand, are those that we cannot modify after their creation. The only basic built-in immutable data structure in Python is a tuple

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