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[tbkprogrammer]

Good try! But here's the correct output:
5
[10, 10, 15]

### Explanation:
- **`x` remains 5**: In the function, `num += 5` modifies only the local variable `num` (a copy of `x`). It doesn’t affect the original `x`.
- **`y` becomes `[10, 10, 15]`**: Lists are mutable, so when `lst[0] += 5` is executed, it directly modifies the first element of the original list `y`.

Nice effort! Want to try another? 😊