Please assist with the Python Question attached.

Mutability can also lead to unexpected behavior - specifically when multiple variables point to the same object or when mutable objects are nested inside each other. 4.2. Please write some code demonstrating a situation where mutability could lead to unexpected behavior. Specifically, show how updating just one object (list_a) can change the value when you print a second variable (list_b). In [ ]: N 1 # Your code here 4.3. Show how "copy" or "deepcopy" could be used to prevent the unexpected problem you described, above. In [ [ ]: N 1 # Your code here 4.4. Now, show the same problem using two dictionaries. Again show how "copy" or "deepcopy" can fix the issue. In [ ]: 1 # Your code here 4.5. Can this unexpected behavior problem occur with tuples? Why, or why not? Your answer here