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The simplest way to swap the values of two variables is using a `temp` variable. The `temp` variables is used to store the value of the fist variable (`temp = a`), allowing you to swap the value of the two variables (`a = b`) and then assign the value of `temp` to the second variable.
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```python
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```py
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a = 11
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b = 7
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This method of variable swapping and permutation can be used for more than two variables as long as the same number of variables are on both sides of the statement.
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```python
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```py
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a = 11
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b = 7
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If the two variables are numbers, their values can be swapped using arithmetic operators such as addition and subtraction (`+`, `-`) or multiplication and division (`*`, `/`). This swapping method is based on calculating the sum of the two numbers and then swapping them using the sum and the difference from the sum.
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```python
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```py
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a = 11
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b = 7
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