BASIC OPERATIONS ON TUPLES - PYTHON PROGRAMMING

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[@surabhipal9553]

We can access a tuple element using Index. For ex: a=(1,2,3) then a[1]=2

[@vkgamer0155]

Yes

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[@subashnaidu1770]

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[@neelavigneshwar3495]

Super

[@Prashant.826]

Sir,all these operators are applicable when tuple have the elements with int,float,str,bool. All values

[@madhureddy2216]

How can identify the tuple or not in a given question

[@rameshnaikr1272]

Thank you sir

[@siddasmaran]

sir can we have like this (a+b)*2

[@natsudragneel9610]

Sir how can I swap elements in tuple.... Is it possible???

[@sudhakarrayi5527]

Tuple is immutable so you cannot swap

[@shafeeqix4096]

Is opeators and operations are same?

[@yalamalarajyalaxmi8459]

Sir why we can't change the elements in tuples rather than list

[@ragipindiamarnathreddy403]

Sir, Is there any chance to convert tuple into list.

[@sahidsk6494]

Thx

[@venkateswararaovenigalla8690]

how to scan tuples sir

[@sundeepsaradhi]

Hi I didn't understood your question and pls elaborate the question

[@siddasmaran]

how can we return multiple index value (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 7, 8, 6, 8, 5, 8, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 7, 8, 6, 8, 5, 8, 5) c.index(8)

[@knowledgesharing1848]

sir,may i know some real life examples where tuples are used

[@raymondsful]

As said before if you don't want to change the existing values say, network you want to connect, scan all the networks, and connect always the same network.

[@muralikrishna4859]

can we use length , min , max func in list also ?

[@prxzads.6565]

yes..we can

[@5074-c3k]

Sir ... [(2, 6), (3, 4) ] in this i want to get a individua number of 2 and 6 and add the number and get result as 8

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[@computationalbadass]

I am using Pycharm and it is not working for mr

[@ashishala5129]

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[@narendralv6379]

tuple("Hello") did not work for me

[@sundeepsaradhi]

Hi X=("hello"); print(X); Try this it will work This statements will create a triple with one string "hello".

[@naveenhagaragi8460]

you should try print(tuple("Hello")) o/p - ('H','e','l','l';o')

[@vudariprabhakarmudiraj975]

a=(1,2,3,4) for elements in a print(elements).....i am getting error please explain me

[@shreevidya3225]

for elements in a:

[@purnaprasad878]

U should type print(a)

[@naveenhagaragi8460]

i have string stored in a variable and i want to convert it to tuple. x='hello' print(tuple(x)) This throws an error, TypeError: 'str' object is not callable

[@praveenrathinavel7409]

It works fine sir

[@banuprasadvitta9029]

>>> x='hello' >>> print(tuple(x)) ('h', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o')

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