python
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So far, every program we've written has behaved exactly the same way. But real programs need to interact with their users.

To answer that question, let's revisit one of the very first ideas we learned in this series.

In the previous article, we learned how to store data in variables. But what kinds of data can Python actually store?

We're used to thinking of a copy as a completely independent duplicate. The confusion comes from the fact that Python supports more than one kind of copying.

Now it's time to understand how Python stores data.