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Add sorted_variables for mutable and immutable collections#3450

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Add sorted_variables for mutable and immutable collections#3450
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I am approving your solution because it correctly defines the sorted_variables dictionary with the required "mutable" and "immutable" keys and classifies all eight variables as specified. The "mutable" list contains my_favourite_films, marks, and collection_of_coins, and the "immutable" list contains lucky_number, pi, one_is_a_prime_number, name, and profile_info, which matches the mutability requirements. There are no syntax problems, and the code fulfills the functional expectations of the task. As a small optional improvement, you could add a brief module-level comment or docstring describing that this file groups variables by mutability to make the intent clearer to readers. You might also, if required by your course process, mention in your PR description that you have read any referenced guidelines, since that kind of administrative confirmation usually isn’t visible directly in code. Overall, you met the core requirements well—nice work.


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