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Try this in pypy3

if name == 'main': n = int(input()) integer_list = map(int, input().split()) t=tuple(integer_list) print(hash(t))

For python users using hash(tuple):

The issue you're encountering isn't with your logic but rather with the behavior of Python's hash() function. The output of hash() in Python can vary between runs or environments due to Python's hash randomization feature. This is a security feature introduced to prevent certain types of attacks.

my code is :

n=int(input()) t=tuple(map(int,input().split(" "))) print(hash(t))

But this code giving me the wrong answer.. Why?? Can anyone tell.??

In google colab, this code runs excatly as expected but I don't know how do I take the integer inputs given in single line separated by 'space'. Please tell me how do I take such inputs given in single line.

n = int(input())
temp_l = []
    
for _ in range(n):
  num = int(input())
  temp_l.append(num)

temp_tup = tuple(temp_l)  
print(hash(temp_tup))