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One more answer from a challenge that I’m not understanding
def extend(num, list = []): list.append(num) return list x = extend(1) y = extend(2) print(x, y) ///////////// output: [1, 2] [1, 2] I get why “y” is [1, 2] but x confuses me a lot
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~ swim ~ so what you are saying is that since the list is stored in both x and y variables, then once y has changed the list, x is going to store that most recent change of the list?