Update main.py#3579
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Your submission is missing the core implementation required by the task. All 10 pytest tests are failing because the sorted_variables dictionary doesn't exist in app/main.py — the code only contains a placeholder comment where the implementation should be. You need to create a sorted_variables dictionary with two keys ("mutable" and "immutable"), and populate the corresponding lists with the 8 variables you already defined. Based on Python's standard library categorization, variables like name, my_favourite_films, profile_info, marks, and collection_of_coins should go in the "mutable" list, while lucky_number, pi, and one_is_a_prime_number belong in the "immutable" list. This is a fundamental requirement of the task, so the implementation must be added before your submission can be approved.
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task complete
added set
changed names of variable
fixed line length and comments
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finally got what to do
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Your implementation correctly fulfills all task requirements. The sorted_variables dictionary has the proper structure with "mutable" and "immutable" keys, and all 8 variables are correctly categorized according to Python's standard type classifications (list, dict, set as mutable; int, float, bool, string, tuple as immutable). All requirements have been met, and the code is ready for use.
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