PART 6 - Python Tutorial | Tuples In Python With Examples

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This document explains the characteristics of tuples in Python, highlighting that tuples are immutable compared to mutable lists. It discusses the syntax differences, operations such as negative indexing and slicing, and clarifies that standard list operations like insertion and deletion cannot be applied to tuples. Overall, the document provides a foundational understanding of how tuples operate in Python programming.

LISTS IN PYTHON
• ITEMS IN A LIST CAN BE MODIFIED
• LISTS ARE MUTABLE
• WHAT IF WE WANT A DATA STRUCTURE SIMILAR TO LISTS BUT THAT
CANNOT BE MODIFIED ?

WLECOME TO TUPLES
• A tuple just looks like a list
• You have parentheses instead of square brackets
• But items in a list cannot be modified

PART 6 - Python Tutorial | Tuples In Python With Examples

OPERATIONS SIMILAR TO LISTS
• Negative indexing
• Slicing
• min, max, sum functions
• len()
• Insertion/deletion commands of lists will not work here

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