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    The reverse function returns a reversed copy of the original list without modifying it, while the reverse method directly modifies the original list in-place. The sort method sorts the original list in-place and returns None, so it cannot be used in a list comprehension which expects a new list to be returned.

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    The reverse function returns a reversed copy of the original list without modifying it, while the reverse method directly modifies the original list in-place. The sort method sorts the original list in-place and returns None, so it cannot be used in a list comprehension which expects a new list to be returned.

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    The reverse function returns a reversed copy of the original list without modifying it, while the reverse method directly modifies the original list in-place. The sort method sorts the original list in-place and returns None, so it cannot be used in a list comprehension which expects a new list to be returned.

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    the reverse function does not modify the original list but the reverse method does.

    list.sort() sorts a list in-place (meaning that it modifies the original list) and
    returns the value None. Therefore, it
    won't work as expected in a list comprehension:

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