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Tuples in Python

Points to Learn:
●Introduction of tuple
●Creation of tuple and Nested tuple
●Accessing and Traversing a tuple
●Common tuple Operation
●Functions of tuple
●Comparing tuples
●Deleting a tuple
What is Tuples:
Tuple is a sequence of immutable Python object. Tuples are sequences, just like lists. The only difference
is that tuples are immutable , tuples use parentheses, and lists use square brackets.
Tuples are immutable it means we cannot perform insert, update and delete operation on them.
Example: fruits= (‘mango’,’apple’,’grapes’)
Tuple creation:
Empty tuple: t=()
Tuple with one element: t=(10,)
Tuple with multiple value: t(10, “Hello”,20,”Kanpur”)
Creating tuple using function tuple()
Nested Tuple:
Example: fruits= (10 , 20 , (‘Ram’ , ’Mohan’) , 40 , 50 , [‘Red’ , ’blue’] , 60)
Accessing a Tuple and Nested Tuple:

Traversing a Tuple:
Traversing a tuple means accessing each element of a tuple. This can be done by using either
for or while looping statement.
Common Tuple operations:
●Tuple Slicing: Slicing is used to retrieve a subset of values.
Syntax: tuple_name[start:stop:step]
●Tuple Addition/Concatenation/joining:
●Tuple Multiplication/Repetition
●Membership Operator like ‘in’ and ‘not in’
●Comparing Tuples

Tuple Functions:
●len(): This function return the length of tuple.
Syntax: len(tuple_name)
●count(): This function is used to count the occurrence of an item in the tuple.
Syntax: tup.count(n)
●any(): This function returns True if a tuple is having at least one item. If tuple is empty, it
will return Fasle.
Syntax: any(tuple_name)
●min(), max(), sum(): These functions return minimum, maximum, and sum of all value in
tuple.
Syntax: max(tuple_name), min(tuple_name), sum(tuple_name)
●sorted(): This function is used to sort the element of a tuple. It return a list after sorting.
Syntax: sorted(tuple_name)
●index(): This function find the first index of a given item and returns the index.
Syntax: tuple.index(value, start, end)
●del statement: del statement is used to delete a tuple.
Syntax: del tuple_name

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