What happens if you have two lists list1, list2), no assignment operator in your class, and attempt to execute the following statement?
List1 = list2;
A) you have a syntax error
B) you get a complete and identical copy of list2 into list1
C) list1 and lsit2 now name the same list
D) no problem

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Without a custom assignment operator, assigning one list to another (List1 = list2;) in many programming languages (like Python) simply makes both variables point to the same list object in memory. This means any modification to the list through one of the variables will be reflected when accessing it through the other variable.

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