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May 01, 2007, at 01:19 PM EST
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- Tuples are immutable, so that means they can't be change them.
- We use parenthesis instead of brackets.
- Tuple will be separated by commas.
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- Tuples are immutable, so that means they can't be change the values.
- We use parenthesis instead of brackets.
- Tuple will be separated by commas.
- Tuples have heterogeneous elements, so they can be from any type. example:
>>> myTuple = ('text', 2, a['1',0,'blah'])
>>> myTuple
('text', 2, a['1',0,'blah'])
- We can omit the wrapping delimiters
May 01, 2007, at 12:20 AM EST
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[*] Very similar to lists [*] Tuples are immutable, so that means they can't be change them. [*] We use parenthesis instead of brackets. [*] Tuple will be separated by commas.
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- Very similar to lists
- Tuples are immutable, so that means they can't be change them.
- We use parenthesis instead of brackets.
- Tuple will be separated by commas.
May 01, 2007, at 12:19 AM EST
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- Recording on Tuples
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- Recording on Tuples
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[*] Very similar to lists [*] Tuples are immutable, so that means they can't be change them. [*] We use parenthesis instead of brackets. [*] Tuple will be separated by commas.
April 24, 2007, at 10:28 AM EST
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- Recording on Tuples