Implement mutable and immutable variables - #3800
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Your implementation correctly classifies all 8 variables into mutable and immutable categories - the core functionality is perfect. However, there's one remaining issue: the placeholder comment # write your code here still exists in app/main.py. The test_removed_comment test explicitly checks that this comment has been removed, and it will continue to fail until deleted. Simply remove those placeholder comment lines between your variable definitions and the sorted_variables dictionary. Once you delete that comment, all 27 tests will pass.
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Your solution correctly implements all requirements. The 8 variables are properly classified into mutable types (list, dict, set) and immutable types (int, float, bool, str, tuple). The sorted_variables dictionary structure matches the task specification exactly. The placeholder comment has been successfully removed. All tests should now pass.
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