Computers and Technology, 18.12.2020 08:00 Weser17

Consider a list: List1=[90,10,2,3]

What is the difference between the following operations on List1

a)List12

b)List1=2

c)List1=List1*2

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Consider a list: List1=[90,10,2,3]

What is the difference between the following operatio...