Tuples 💡
Tuple in Python is a collection that is ordered, and unchangeable.
Find an element by index💡
You can find an element in the tuple by index
new_tuple=(1,"b",False)
print(new_tuple[0]) //1
print(new_tuple[1]) //"b"
Ordered 💡
The tuple is an ordered collection. The order can not be changed.
Unchangeable 💡
Once defined, the tuple cannot be changed. But we can do some work around to update the tuple by leveraging list.
new_tuple = (1,"b")
updated_tuple = list(new_tuple)
updated_tuple[1] = "c"
new_tuple = tuple(updated_tuple)
print(new_tuple) // (1,"c")
Access the elements 💡
Items in a tuple can be accessed with a negative index as well.
new_tuple=(1,2,3,"a", False)
new_tuple[-1] //False
Conclusion 📗
There are more posts on the way related to the tuples...So keep reading.
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