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    This document discusses key aspects of lists and tuples in Python including using square brackets for lists, parenthesis for tuples, and printing values using keys with print(list[each_key]). It also covers defining a function with parameters that returns a value and using copy.deepcopy to avoid changes to the original list.

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    This document discusses key aspects of lists and tuples in Python including using square brackets for lists, parenthesis for tuples, and printing values using keys with print(list[each_key]). It also covers defining a function with parameters that returns a value and using copy.deepcopy to avoid changes to the original list.

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    This document discusses key aspects of lists and tuples in Python including using square brackets for lists, parenthesis for tuples, and printing values using keys with print(list[each_key]). It also covers defining a function with parameters that returns a value and using copy.deepcopy to avoid changes to the original list.

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    each_value for calling sublists

    square brackets -> list


    parenthesis brackets -> tuple
    print(list[each_key]) -> for printing values with keys

    function:
    def my_function(parameters)
    return val
    deepcopy to avoid changes in original list
    import copy

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