Tuples in Python
Tuples are used to store multiple values in a single variable just like an array.
A tuple can consist items/value of any datatype and the data will be indexed starting with 0.
Tuple are always written using common brackets "()".
Syntax:
tuplename = ('value1','value2',....,'valueN')
Example:
fundalist = ('funda','of','web','it')
for x in fundalist:
print(x)
Output for the above code will be :
funda
of
web
it
You can check the datatype of a variable by writing the variable name in the type().
fundalist = ('funda','of','web','it')
print(type(fundalist))
Output for the above code will be :
<class 'tuple'>
Always Remember:
- Tuples are stored in an ordered manner and have index numbers starting from 0.
- Tuples can store same data-value/items more than once.
- Tuples can not be changed once they are created. No operations such as insert or delete can be performed on the tuples.