Ur teaching method is osm sir

# 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

it is good

easy way hy sir thank you very much khosh rahain aamin

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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TypeError: 'tuple' object does not support item assignment sir i find this eror what can i do

sir why did the tuple value not change?

car={"brand":"ford","model":"mustang","year":1995} print(car) print(car["brand"]) print('brand: {}'.format(car["brand"]))#Using the format() Method: print('Brand: ' + car["brand"])#Using String Concatenation: print(f'Brand: {car["brand"]}')#Using f-Strings (Python 3.6+): print(car.keys()) print(car.values())