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T (22,33,44,55) T (0) 777 Print (T) Output: Typeerror: 'Tuple' Object Does Not Support Item Assignment

The document explains the tuple data type in Python, highlighting its immutability and how it differs from lists. It covers the creation, accessing, and memory usage of tuples, as well as mathematical operations like concatenation and repetition. Additionally, it provides examples of single and multi-valued tuples and demonstrates how to convert other data types into tuples.

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T (22,33,44,55) T (0) 777 Print (T) Output: Typeerror: 'Tuple' Object Does Not Support Item Assignment

The document explains the tuple data type in Python, highlighting its immutability and how it differs from lists. It covers the creation, accessing, and memory usage of tuples, as well as mathematical operations like concatenation and repetition. Additionally, it provides examples of single and multi-valued tuples and demonstrates how to convert other data types into tuples.

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12-10-2023

Thursday, October 12, 2023 7:05 PM

Tuple:

Tuple is same as list data type, except Tuple is immutable. Tuple is represented by using
( ). If we change content inside the data type, then it is called as mutable data type, If we
cannot change the content inside a data type then it is called as immutable data type.

t=(22,33,44,55)
t[0]=777
print(t)

output:
TypeError: 'tuple' object does not support item assignment

t=(20)
print(type(t))
ouput:
D:\>python program1.py
<class 'int'>

Note: If we write one value inside parenthesis(without comma) then it will be treated as
integer data type

t=(20,)
print(type(t))

output:
D:\>python program1.py
<class 'tuple'>

t=()
print(type(t))

output:
D:\>python program1.py
<class 'tuple'>

t=10,20,30
print(type(t))

output:
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output:
D:\>python program1.py
<class 'tuple'>

Note: For tuple data type Parenthesis are optional

Types of Tuple data type:

Tuple data type is categorized into two types

a. single valued Tuple

example: t=(10,)

b. Multi valued Tuple

example: t=(10,20,30,40)

Creation of Tuple data type by using tuple()

we can create other data types to tuple data type by using tuple().

l=[44,67,89,99]
t=tuple(l)
print(t)

t=tuple("apple")
print(t)

t=tuple(range(1,11))
print(t)

output:
D:\>python program1.py
(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Accessing of Tuple elements:

We can access elements inside the tuple data type by using


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a.indexing
b.slicing

t=(12,44,23,11)

print(t[1]) #44
print(t[-1]) #11
print(t[-4]) #12

output

D:\>python program1.py
44
11
12

By using slice operator:

t=(12,44,23,11)
print(t[2:6])

output:
(23,11)

Will list data type elements occupies more memory size or Tuple data type elements
occupies more size in memory?

l=[22,33,44,55]
t=(22,33,44,55)

program:

import sys
l=[22,33,44,55]
t=(22,33,44,55)
print(sys.getsizeof(l))
print(sys.getsizeof(t))

output
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D:\>python program1.py
88
72

List data type occupies more memory then tuple data type, because list is a mutable
data type where as tuple is a immutable data type. so extra memory is allocated for list
for placing new elements inside the list.

l=[22,33,44,55]
l[0]=9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
print(l)

Mathematical Operators of Tuple:

1.Concatenation Operator
2.Repetation Operator

Concatenation operator of Tuple:

If we want to combine two tuples then we should use concatenation Opearator. For
using concatenation Operator both variable must be of tuple data type only.

t1=(44,23)
t2=(21,31)
t3=t1+t2
print(t3)

output:
(44,23,21,31)

Example:

t1=(44,23)
t2=3
t3=t1+t2
print(t3)

output:
TypeError: can only concatenate tuple (not "int") to tuple

2.Repetation Operator:
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we can use repetation operator to repeat the elements inside the tuple

t1=(21,33)
t2=t1*3
print(t2)

output:
(21,33,21,33,21,33)

Program:

Given a list of numbers, write a program to create a list of tuples having first elements
as the number and second elements as the cube of the number

l=[1,2,3]

output:

[(1,1),(2,8),(3,27)]

[9,5,6]

output:
[(9,729),(5,125),(6,216)]

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