Develop #2216
Develop #2216
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Great job on implementing the task requirements! 🎉 Your solution effectively categorizes variables into mutable and immutable types using the isinstance function. Although there's a minor logical error with the use of isinstance and tuples, it doesn't significantly impact the core functionality of your code. For future improvements, consider using any(isinstance(i, t) for t in mutable_types) to ensure accurate type checking. Keep up the good work! 😊
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The isinstance function does not work as expected with a tuple of types. It will not correctly identify if an object is an instance of any type in the tuple. You should use any(isinstance(i, t) for t in mutable_types) to check if i is an instance of any type in mutable_types.
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