In the following example, the reverse() method does not apply to strings in Python, as strings are immutable and the code leads to an attribute error.Open Compiler my_string = "Tutorials Point!" my_string.reverse() OutputWhen the above code is executed, we get the following error message...
However, mutable objects such as lists and dictionaries do not have a hash method. That is one of the reasons why you cannot use that kind of objects as keys for dictionaries. What is important to note is that for immutable types, the hash value depends only on the data stored and not ...