Python Programming: Data Structures and Functions

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This lecture covers advanced Python programming concepts, including data structures like lists and sets, functions, and object immutability. It also delves into practical examples such as simulating the '100 prisoners problem' and understanding the behavior of mutable and immutable objects.

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