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Excellent work on correctly identifying and categorizing all the variables! The logic is spot on. However, I am requesting a change because a small syntax error is causing the program to fail. In your sorted_variables dictionary, you've missed a comma between the "mutable" and "immutable" key-value pairs. Dictionaries in Python require a comma to separate each entry. Once you add that comma, everything should work perfectly.
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Excellent work on this task! You've successfully fixed the syntax error from the last review by adding the missing comma. The sorted_variables dictionary is now perfectly formatted and correctly categorizes all the variables into mutable and immutable types. Your solution now meets all the requirements, so I am happy to approve it. Keep up the great work!
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