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00:00 - Understanding Tuples in Python
01:52 - Start Coding Tuples in Python
09:17 - Concatenation of Tuples in Python
13:55 - Membership Tuple Python
17:28 - Iteration Tuple Python
18:50 - cmp() Function Tuple in Python
26:12 - Minimum, Maximum Function in Python
30:20 - Slicing Function Tuple in Python
36:07 - Nested Tuple in Python
41:33 - Immutable Tuple in Python
43:15 - Delete Tuple in Python
46:12 - Count Method, Index Method Tuple in Python
46:52 - One Element Tuple in Python
Tuples in Python are like lists, but they can't be changed once created. They're made using parentheses instead of square brackets. Tuples are great for storing data that shouldn't change, like coordinates or program settings. You can access items in a tuple using indexing, just like lists. They're useful for grouping different types of data together. You can't modify tuples once they're created, but you can perform operations like concatenation and repetition. Tuples can also contain other tuples, known as nested tuples. They're handy when you need to organize data in a structured way. Overall, tuples are a useful tool for working with immutable collections of data.
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