People are immutable, but they can have mutable objects, for example, if at the first instance I
put this list there, the list is basically mutable, we can add values to it, we can change.
So now to when I would run this.
As you can see in the outpoured, we have a table that has mutable object.
I can simply change the values, abandon, extend my list inside there.
So how to do that?
I will write the name of my tuple and then on the index will my mutable object is, for example, it's
on zero index, so I will write zero.
So now by writing this, I get access to this list which I have here at your index.
Now I can call different function there like append.
So append will actually add some value.
For example, if I say fifty seven now it will add to my list and when I print my double, as you can
see in the output, the value is added in my mutable object.
Similarly, I can apply other functions here as well.
And if this mutable object is at some other index instead of zero, I can simply assess that as well.
So for example, it's here on the one index, whatever, on the two index.
So I will write to here because on zero we have this, on one this and then on two we have this one.
So now simply when I run this again, as you can see, the value is added there.
So by writing this, I get access to that element and then I can apply functions there.
So that's all from discussion.