You’ll explore string methods that convert between a string and some composite data type by either pasting objects together to make a string, or by breaking a string up into pieces. These methods operate on or return iterables, the general Python term for a sequential collection of objects.
Many of these methods return either a list or a tuple. A list encloses the collection of objects in square brackets ([]) and is mutable. A tuple encloses its objects in parentheses (()) and is immutable.
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