Tuples in python

 Tuple:

• The tuple data type is used to store the collection of items in unordered and it allows duplicate values same as a list.
• These items are immutable, that means cannot be changed tuple.
• It is denoted by parentheses () but if calling the index value means using square brackets [].
• Its index value is started with 0 and end with list_length-1.

Syntax:

1. Declaring tuple:

   Variable_name=()

   Example:

   t=()

   Declaring value into the list:

   Variable_name=(item1,item2,...item n)

   Example:

   a=(1000,’Kurshitha’,’female’,450)

Example program for print tuple elements:

1. a=(5,1,8,3)

   print("Fist value : ",a[0])

   print("Last value : ",a[len(a)-1])

   print("Another method to print last value : ",a[-1])

   print("List of elements : ",a)

Output:

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