Tuples & Tuple Unpacking in Python

Tuples store immutable data. In combination with Tuple Unpacking Python offers us great tools to create more efficient and leaner code!
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[@AnnieCushing]

This video was a lifesaver. Best explanation I've seen for tuple packing and unpacking. Thank you. 🙏

[@kennethedwards814]

Manuel, thank you so much for your very clear explanations!!!!

[@shredder_plays]

Do a video on multithreading in python. BTW nice content man keep it up

[@academind]

Thank you Gagan, we plan to cover more Python topics in the future.

[@SeamusHarper1234]

You never answered your own question why to use tuples in the first place, so here I'll give some reasons: - Tuples are faster than lists (fixed space in memory, not dynamic) - Tuples might be safer to use in your code (implied write protection) - Tuples can be used as keys in dictionaries (usecase: coordinates and values, e.g. (x, y, z): 200)

[@academind]

Thanks for sharing this. However, the focus of the video was on immutability and a little practical example to apply the concepts, that's why I didn't talk about the points you mentioned.

[@Skaxarrat]

Also, use tuples when you want to use a group of items that will never change. An easy to understand example are weekdays. Rarely we will add/remove days from the week, so using a Tuple is better than list where you can potentially add/remove/change days

[@SeamusHarper1234]

@@academind Just to clarify, i really enjoied the video and it wasn't meant as criticism. I just had this question while watching and tought others might have it, tool. Keep it up ;-)

[@mstardomfinance8389]

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[@AnnieCushing]

@@mstardomfinance8389 This made me smile. Get on with yo bad seff. 👊

[@fer_vicius]

Thanks for the explanation, now I can see it was so easyv😀

[@stanislavkryshchuk9200]

thank you very much!!! I have one ugly code with the same name variables, and can't understand this idea, but your explanation helps me)

[@irojkozrdp7816]

cool video good explanation easy to understand

[@oceanNmotoWoman]

well done mate cheers. Was looking for a little deeper dive into Tuple unpacking and this really helped.

[@easydatascience2508]

You can watch my playlists for Python and R.

[@marciandmnd]

Thank you

[@marvhan888]

so good

[@globalgrowth343]

😊 thanks

[@daeshawntaylor5855]

What IDE is being used in this video?

[@academind]

I use Visual Studio Code.

[@BrownCookieBoy]

I cant think your name without thinking it in the Spanish accent haha

[@riskzerobeatz]

nice :D

[@jacobestright2709]

FC BAYERN MUNCHEN

[@will2see]

TUPLES!!!!! not ťyuples!

[@Steve-Richter]

I do not understand the point of python. All of this can be done using JavaScript.

[@hdjfgt]

It can be done in most languages though? Most of them better than JS

[@will2see]

@@hdjfgt I do not understand the point of JS. All of this can be done using Python. LOL :-D But the truth is that it may be done in EVERY language.

[@will2see]

I can't listen to this... it drives me crazy!

[@academind]

Quick tip: Don't watch it then :)

[@will2see]

Look up how to correctly pronounce the word 'tuples' apart from other words. Thank you!

[@academind]

Thanks for the hint, I'll try to keep that in mind, the core focus of the video is on the actual content though, not on the pronunciation of single words.

[@will2see]

@@academind Maybe you should fuck up everything you say so nobody will listen to you, isn't it? Fucking idiot!

[@tomkelly8191]

@@will2see You are one ignorant SOB. His pronunciation of "tuple" is perfectly valid. You can't even write proper English yet have the temerity to question his presentation.