a,b lists are objects. b = a is a reference to a object. IF you change a, b will be changed too.
The correct answer is it will throw an error. you cannot use () for list item. You need to use a[0] instead.
This is a trick question. Remember that we can only work on lists by using the syntax "LIST_NAME[n]" where "n" is the position of the element. not LIST_NAME(n) as this syntax would return an error.
python is declarative language. B still points to A, which points to [5,4,6]. the correct answer is B
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