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    1 #### Tuple creation #####


    2 # Create a tuple, also called tuple packing.
    3 numbers = 1, 2
    4 print(numbers) # Output: (1, 2) <- Note that it is represented with an enclosing paranthesis
    5 # Create tuple with paranthesis.
    6 numbers = (1, 2, 3)
    7 print(numbers) # Output: (1, 2, 3)
    8 # Create an empty tuple.
    9 numbers = ()
    10 print(numbers) # Output: ()
    11 # Create a tuple with one item. Note that the trailing comma is necessary
    12 numbers = 1,
    13 print(numbers) # Output: (1,)
    14 # Create a tuple with heterogenous items.
    15 random_tuple = "Hey", (1, 2), 1, ["you"]
    16 print(random_tuple) # Output: ("Hey", (1, 2), 1, ["you"])
    17 # Create tuple with tuple() constructor.
    18 numbers = tuple()
    19 print(numbers) # Output: ()
    20 numbers = tuple([1, 2]) # Takes any sequence as input
    21 print(numbers) # Output: (1, 2)
    22
    23 #### Methods on tuples #####
    24 # Get length of list by using len() method.
    25 numbers = 5, 8, 8
    26 print(len(numbers)) # Output: 3
    27 # Get index of an element using the index() method.
    28 numbers = 5, 8, 8
    29 print(numbers.index(8)) # Output: 1
    30 # Count occurences of an item in a tuple.
    31 numbers = 5, 8, 8
    32 print(numbers.count(8)) # Output: 2
    33
    34 # Access elements of a tuple by indexing.
    35 str_tuple = "hey", "there!", "how", "are", "you?"
    36 print(str_tuple[0]) # Output: "hey"
    37 print(str_tuple[len(str_tuple) - 1]) # Output: "you?"
    38 print(str_tuple[-1]) # Output: "you?"
    39
    40 # Slicing a tuple.
    41 str_tuple = "hey", "there!", "how", "are", "you?"
    42 print(str_tuple[2:]) # Output: ("how", "are", "you?")
    43 print(str_tuple[:2]) # Output: ("hey", "there!")
    44 print(str_tuple[-3:]) # Output: ("how", "are", "you?")
    45 print(str_tuple[:-3]) # Output: ("hey", "there!")
    46 print(str_tuple[1:4]) # Output: ("there!", "how", "are")
    47 # Get a copy of the tuple by slicing.
    48 print(str_tuple[:]) # Output: ("hey", "there!", "how", "are", "you?")
    49
    50 # Concatenate tuples.
    51 numbers = (1, 2)
    52 strings = ("Hey", "there")
    53 print(numbers + strings) # Output: (1, 2, "Hey", "there")
    54
    55 # Tuples are immutable, that is, we cannot change its contents.
    56 numbers = (1, 2, 3)
    57 numbers[0] = 100 # Gives error: TypeError: 'tuple' object does not support item assignment
    58 del numbers[0] # Gives error: TypeError: 'tuple' object doesn't support item deletion
    59
    60 # Looping through tuple using 'in'.
    61 numbers = 1, 2
    62 for number in numbers:
    63 print(number)
    64
    65 # Check if element is present in tuple.
    66 numbers = 1, 2
    67 print(1 in numbers) # Output: True
    68 print(5 in numbers) # Output: False
    69
    70 # Delete tuple using del keyword.
    71 numbers = 1, 2
    72 del numbers
    73
    74 # Tuple packing.
    75 # We are packing two items 1 and 2 into the tuple.
    76 numbers = 1, 2
    77 # Tuple sequence unpacking.
    78 # Number of variables used has to be same as the number of items in the tuple.
    79 # Unpacking the tuple and assigning its items to x and y.
    80 x, y = numbers
    81 # Note that this is also packing the args as a tuple which gets unpacked as the print method's argument
    82 print(x, y) # Output # (1, 2)

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