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That's how python works. You can use
q=copy(p)
or another popular idiom in python is to take a "slice" of a list, which is a copy, that happens to cover the whole list:
q=p[:]
| | 1 | initial version |
That's how python works. You can use
q=copy(p)
or another popular idiom in python is to take a "slice" of a list, which is a copy, that happens to cover the whole list:
q=p[:]
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