#7 PYTHON TUPLES | Python Tuples for beginners | Python tuples vs lists for beginners
In this video, we will cover the topic of Python tuples and how python tuples are different from python lists.
✅ Python tuples vs lists
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Python tuples are similar to list but are immutable. This means you can not update or delete or add an item to a tuple once it is created, unlike lists.
✅ Various operations on python tuples
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You can perform various operations on python tuples just like python lists. Some of these operations are:
1. Accessing an item in the type using its index
2. Finding the length of a tuple
3. Accessing a range of items in the tuple
4. Accessing the items in a tuple using the reverse indexing
✅ Operations that can not be performed on python tuples
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Various operations that can't be performed on a tuple are:
1. Updating a tuple
2. Inserting or appending an item to a python tuple
3. Deleting or removing an item from the tuple
✅ Merging two Python tuples together
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You can merge two Python tuple variables together to form a third tuple. This is achieved by using the '+' symbol. e,g : tuple3 = tuple1 + tuple2.
✅ Python tuple homework
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Towards the end of this video, you will see the homework related to the topic of Python tuple. Once you have completed the homework, you can comment on this video with your code and the output you got in the console.
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