The correct answer is:
B. nums and vals are of the same length
Explanation:
In Python, lists are mutable objects. The assignment vals = nums does not create a new list; it simply creates a reference to the same list object.
Therefore, both nums and vals point to the same underlying list.
When vals.append(1) is executed, it modifies the shared list.
As a result, both nums and vals will have the same length (and the same content) because they are essentially two names for the same object.
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