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Your implementation successfully meets all task requirements. The sorted_variables dictionary correctly creates two keys ("mutable" and "immutable"), each containing a list of the properly classified variables - all 8 variables from your module are categorized by their mutability type exactly as specified. The only issues flagged are minor linting violations (flake8 E501) where lines 19 and 20 in app/main.py exceed the 79-character PEP 8 limit. These are cosmetic/style issues that don't affect functionality and can be easily addressed by reformatting those lines to break them appropriately. Great work on meeting all the core requirements! The linter will catch and help fix those line length issues automatically as you continue developing.
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Your implementation correctly meets all functional requirements - all 8 variables are properly classified into their mutability categories (3 mutable, 5 immutable) with the sorted_variables dictionary structure exactly as specified.
There is a minor linting issue flagged by flake8 on line 22: an E126 error for continuation line over-indentation. While this is a style violation, it doesn't affect the functionality of your code at all. The linting tool will provide specific guidance on adjusting the indentation for that line. Once you fix the indentation, the check will pass.
The core logic and output are correct - focus on the indentation fix and you'll be all set.
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Great work! Your implementation correctly classifies all 8 variables into the proper mutable and immutable categories. The dictionary structure with string keys matches the requirements exactly. There's just one minor style issue: on line 22, the "immutable" line has slightly different indentation than the "mutable" line (E126). Align both list continuations to the same indentation level for clean, consistent code. This is an educational approval to help you progress while learning — fixing that linting issue will make your code even better!
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