Choose the correct statement : Statement A : Dictionaries are mutable. Statement B : Contents of the dictionary can not changed after it has been created

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Choose the correct statement :
Statement A : Dictionaries are mutable.
Statement B : Contents of the dictionary can not changed after it has been created

1.Statement A is True

2.Statement B is True

3.Both the statements are True

4.Statement A is True and Statement B is False

Posted Date:-2021-12-06 11:03:07

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