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Python - Tuple

This document introduces tuples in Python. Tuples are used to store multiple items in a single variable. They are ordered, unchangeable collections that can contain duplicate values. Tuples are defined using round brackets and can contain different data types. Values in a tuple can be accessed using indexes and sliced, though tuples themselves are unchangeable without first converting to a list. Loops can be used to iterate through tuple elements.

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Python - Tuple

This document introduces tuples in Python. Tuples are used to store multiple items in a single variable. They are ordered, unchangeable collections that can contain duplicate values. Tuples are defined using round brackets and can contain different data types. Values in a tuple can be accessed using indexes and sliced, though tuples themselves are unchangeable without first converting to a list. Loops can be used to iterate through tuple elements.

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Python Programming Language

TUPLE
Learning Outcome

 To introduce Tuple data type in Python


programming language.
 To be able to code utilising the Tuple.
Introduction

 Used to keep multiple items in a single


variable.
 It is collection of ordered and unchangeable
items.
 Can include duplicate values.
 Written with round brackets.
 It is indexed with first item as index (0),
second item with index (1) and so on…
Sample

studentList = (“Ahmad”, “Lim”, “Sara”)


print(studentList)

Sample 2 – One Item


studentList = (“Ahmad”)
studentList = (“Ahmad”,) print(type(studentList))
print(studentList)

Sample 3 – Allow duplicate

studentList = (“Ahmad”, “Lim”, “Sara”, “Lim”)


print(studentList)
Len

studentList = (“Ahmad”, “Lim”, “Sara”)


print(len(studentList))

Sample 2 – Any data type


studentList = (“Feroz”, 44, True, “Male”)
Access Tuple

studentList = (“Ahmad”, “Lim”, “Sara”)


print(studentList[1])

Recalled?: The first item is index[0]


NEW: -1 is referring to the last
item, -2 is second last item.
Access Tuple 2

myFruitsItems = (“Rambutan”, “Mangosteen”,


“Langsat”, “Mango”, “Ciku”, “Banana”)
print(myFruitsItems[2:5])
NOTE: start from index 2 BUT not included index 5
Change Tuple Value
 Please remember Tuple is unchangeable, OR add new item OR
remove an item once it was created.

 BUT, we can convert it to list and reconvert it to Tuple.

myFruitsItems = (“Rambutan”, “Mangosteen”, “Langsat”,


“Mango”, “Ciku”, “Banana”)
temp = list(myFruitsItems)
temp[3] = “Cempedak”
myFruitsItems = tuple(temp)
print(myFruitsItems)
Loop Tuple

myFruitsItems = (“Rambutan”, “Mangosteen”,


“Langsat”, “Mango”, “Ciku”, “Banana”)
for z in range(len(myFruitsItems)):
print(myFruitsItems[z])
Tutorial

Assign the following string to Tuple and display


“ROG”

P R O G R A M

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