A tuple is basically a sequence of immutable python objects. Tuples can not be changed unlike the lists and tuples uses parentheses.
Here is an example to create tuples in python:
tuple1 = ("python", "tuple", 1952, 2323, 432);
tuple2 = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
tuple3 = ("a", "b", "c", "d", "e");
Python Tuple Example
Here is an example program, illustrating the tuple in Python:
# Python Tuple - Example Program
tuple1 = ("python", "tuple", 1952, 2323, 432);
print(tuple1) # this will print the complete tuple
print(tuple1[1:4]) # this will print the elements starting from 2nd till 4th
print(tuple1[1:]) # this will print the elements starting from the 2nd element
print(tuple1[0]) # this wil print the first element of the tuple
print(tuple1 * 2) # this will print the tuple two times
Here is the sample output of the above python program:
A tuple containing single value also have a comma like this
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