![#Python Class Inheritance Syntax Reels - @learninstudy tarafından paylaşılan video - This output surprises most Python students 😵💫
When you write a = [[0]] * 3, Python does not create three independent lists.
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LEThis output surprises most Python students 😵💫
When you write a = [[0]] * 3, Python does not create three independent lists.
Instead, it creates three references pointing to the same inner list in memory.
Think of it like this 👇
You didn’t make three notebooks — you made one notebook with three bookmarks
So when you run a[0][0] = 99, you’re modifying that single shared list.
Because all three elements in a point to the same object, the change appears everywhere:
[[99], [99], [99]] ✅
This is why list multiplication with nested lists is dangerous.
It leads to silent bugs in projects, wrong data in ML models, and tricky interview questions.
Correct approach: always use list comprehension when creating nested lists.
Understanding memory references is what separates beginners from real Python developers.
Save this — this detail matters more than syntax
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![#Python Class Inheritance Syntax Reels - @learninstudy tarafından paylaşılan video - This one tests whether you understand equality vs identity in Python 😏
== checks value equality.
Two empty lists have the same value, so:
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