(20 points, each 2 points) True or False questions:

1) (True/False) List is collection that are ordered, changeable, and allows duplicate members, while tuple is ordered, unchangeable, and also allows duplicate members.

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2) (True/False) Slice operations that modify a sequence work identically for list, tuple and strings.

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3) (True/False) Even though a tuple is immutable, its elements can be mutable objects, such as lists.

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4) (True/False) When you pass a list (a mutable object) to a function, the function receives a reference to the original list object, and can use that reference to modify the original lists contents

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5) (True/False) Not all sequences provide a sort() method. Immutable sequences like tuples and strings do not provide a sort method. However, you can sort any sequence like strings, tuples, lists, without modifying it by using build-in function sorted(), which returns a new list containing the sorted elements of its argument sequences.

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6) (True/False) All objects in Python has its own id, its guaranteed to be unique and remains constant for this object during its lifetime

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7) (True/False) myTuple = (1) myTuple is a Tuple

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8) (True/False) Removing individual tuple elements is not possible. But you can put together a new tuple with the undesired elements discarded

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9) (True/False) Lists and tuples can hold values of any type, strings are sequences of characters.

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10) (True/False) myTuple = (1) creates a tuple (1).

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