Question 5 - True or False Questions (1 Mark each) - Chapter 10 Class 11 - Tuples and Dictionaries

copy() creates a deep copy of the dictionary

Answer:

The copy() method is used to create a shallow copy of the dictionary object in Python.

A shallow copy of a dictionary object is a new dictionary object that contains the same key-value pairs as the original dictionary object , but does not copy the values that are mutable objects, such as lists, dictionaries, or sets . Instead, the shallow copy references the same mutable objects as the original dictionary object. 

So, the given statement is false.