Python Tuples

Python Tuple is a collection of Python objects, much like a list, that can store values of any type and are indexed by integers. Tuples are immutable and typically defined using parentheses, though tuple packing allows creating one without them. You can create tuples from strings, lists, or other sequences. Tuples support operations like indexing, unpacking, concatenation, and slicing, making them versatile for data manipulation. Python Tuples are essential for representing fixed collections and can be used as dictionary keys or set elements due to their immutability.

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