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How are elements of a tuple accessed?
How are elements of a tuple accessed?
- Using index values starting from 1
- Using keys and values
- Using index values starting from 0 (correct)
- By iterating through a loop
What is a tuple?
What is a tuple?
- An unordered sequence of elements of the same data type
- An ordered sequence of elements of different data types (correct)
- A collection of elements separated by semicolons
- A collection of elements enclosed in square brackets
Which data types can elements of a tuple be?
Which data types can elements of a tuple be?
- Integer, float, string, list, or tuple (correct)
- Only list and tuple
- Only integer and string
- Any data type, but all elements must be of the same type
Which of the following correctly defines tuple1?
Which of the following correctly defines tuple1?
What is the data type of the last element in tuple2?
What is the data type of the last element in tuple2?
What is the data type of the second element in tuple2?
What is the data type of the second element in tuple2?
Study Notes
Tuples
- A tuple is a collection of objects that are ordered and immutable, meaning they cannot be changed once created.
Accessing Elements of a Tuple
- Elements of a tuple can be accessed using indexing, where the index of the first element is 0.
Data Types of Tuple Elements
- Elements of a tuple can be of any data type, including strings, integers, floats, and other tuples.
Defining a Tuple
- A tuple is correctly defined by enclosing the elements in parentheses and separating them with commas.
Tuple Examples
- Tuple1 can be correctly defined as
tuple1 = (1, 2, 3)
. - Tuple2 can be defined as
tuple2 = ('hello', 2, 3.5)
. - The data type of the last element in tuple2 is
float
. - The data type of the second element in tuple2 is
int
.
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Test your knowledge on tuples, a fundamental data structure in Python, with this quiz. Explore the creation, manipulation, and indexing of tuples, and enhance your understanding of their properties and usage in programming.