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Computational Thinking, Quiz 2

January 2022 term, 13 Mar 2022, Set QPE1

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Let L be a non-empty list, and D be a non-empty Dictionary. Choose whether the statements given in the subquestions are true or false:

Elements of L can be Dictionaries

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A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE

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