Working with Tuples in Python
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Tuples are another type of data sequences but differently to lists. They are immutable. Tuples cannot be changed or modified. You cannot append or delete elements.
The syntax that indicates you are having a tuple and not a list is that the tuples elements are placed within parentheses and not brackets.
By the way the tuple is the default sequence type in Python. So if I enlist three values here the computer will perceive the new variable as a tuple. We could also say that three values will be packed into a tuple. For the same reason we can assign a number of values to the same number of variables. Do you remember we went through that a few lectures ago? On the left side of the Equality sign we just added a tuple of variables and on the right a tuple of values!
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