Tuple: Nested Tuple and List

# list and tuple can contain mixed datatypes, and nested in anyway

my_list =  [3, "4", [11, "12"], ("a", 2), 5]
my_tuple = (3, "4", [11, "12"], ("a", 2), 5)

print(my_list)
# [3, '4', [11, '12'], ('a', 2), 5]

print(my_tuple)
# (3, '4', [11, '12'], ('a', 2), 5)

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