@AnisaAnu-j6m

A = [10, 12, 20]

@rajotiyacreations6304

1.	marks = [10, 15, 20] → Creates a list with three elements.
	2.	marks[1] = 12 → Updates the second element (index 1, which was 15) to 12.
	3.	print(marks) → Prints the modified list [10, 12, 20].

@Anukul11

A-[10, 12, 20]

@RamGupta-q8d

a=[10,12,20]

@ShaheenWar-y5v

A:[10, 12, 20]

@Mdrz_z

A because indexs starts from 0

@TheMasumMahmud

Option, A

@tiflolgang

Number one

@darkl-br3hr

marks[0] = [10]
marks[1] = [15]
marks[2] = [20]

@dilmuroderkinjonov

Arrays and objects start counting with 0. So answer is A)

@MaximumKratos

a=10,12,20

@HarshSah-p4g

the 10,12,20 is correct

@user-dw6fj1py1o

A correct.

@jiggusuperking

A is correct

@HiCodeNight

A because the list is mutable

@atgkdyt7921

A option

@tt-bz7kx

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