my_list [ true my_list[ ]= ** my_list [ true my_name 'davidmy_name[ ]='xtraceback (most recent call last)file ""line in my_name[ ]='xtypeerror'strobject does not support item assignment note that the error (or tracebackmessage displayed above is obtained on mac os machine if you are running the above code snippet on windows machineyour error output will more likely be as follows my_name[ ]='xtraceback (most recent call last)file ""line in -toplevelmy_name[ ]='xtypeerrorobject doesn' support item assignment depending on your operating systemor version of pythonthe output may slightly vary however it will still indicate where and what the error is you may want to experiment for yourself and get acquainted with the error message for easier and faster debugging for the remainder of this workwe will only display the mac os error messages tuples are very similar to lists in that they are heterogeneous sequences of data the difference is that tuple is immutablelike string tuple cannot be changed tuples are written as comma-delimited values enclosed in parentheses as sequencesthey can use any operation described above for examplemy_tuple ( ,true, my_tuple ( true len(my_tuple my_tuple[ my_tuple ( true true true my_tuple[ : ( truehoweverif you try to change an item in tupleyou will get an error note that the error message provides location and reason for the problem review of basic python