How do i use tuples in python?
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Tuples are the same as lists. Instead of using square brackets they use parentheses, also known as round brackets.
Note: Tuples are immutable when I try to change the value of index zero below, it would not allow it, and instead printed the error; "object does not support item assignment".
Define a tuple.
>>> characters = ("goofy", "daffy", "popeye") >>> print(characters) ('goofy', 'daffy', 'popeye')
Try to assign another value to index zero, changing it from goofy to olive.
>>> characters[0] = "olive" Traceback (most recent call last): File "<input>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: 'tuple' object does not support item assignment
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