Tuple in Python

Tuple: like as container or array

Sample:
Tuple:
tup1 = ('Sangeeth', 'chennai','1309','gowtham',1990', '2000','0406');
tup2 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8);
print  tup1[1]
print  tup2[3:5]

output:
chennai
3,4,5

String:
var1 = "sangeeth"
var2 = "gowtham"
print var1[0]

print var2[0:3]

output:
s
gow

Packing and Unpacking

Sample:

x = ("Sangeeth", chennai, "madurai")    # Tuple packing code

(me, where, too) = x    # Tuple unpacking Code

print me

print where

print to

Output

Sangeeth

chennai

madurai

Comparison Operator

A comparison operator in Python can work with tuples.It starts with comparing the first element from each of the tuples

Sample:

a=(3,8)

b=(2,4)

if (a>b):print "a is bigger"

else: print "b is bigger"

    

a=(4,7)

b=(4,3)

if (a>b):print "a is bigger"

else: print "b is bigger"

    

a=(2,3)

b=(4,1)

if (a>b):print "a is bigger"

else: print "b is bigger"

Built In Function

all(), any(), enumerate(), max(), min(), sorted(), len(), tuple(), etc.