Tuples are an ordered sequences of items, just like lists. The main difference between tuples and lists is that tuples cannot be changed (immutable) unlike lists which can (mutable). Tuples are an ...

# print(tpl , type(tpl)) # passing a string to tuple function returns tuple with each element in the string as individual # element of the tuple , same as in case of list ...

Ok so by now you have come across a number of data types in python including integers, float, strings, lists, dictionaries, boolean, and complex numbers. Today in this post for the first time we will ...

You may have noticed that the built-in types we've used for annotations so far don't include more interesting data structures like Lists or Dictionaries - Those are a more complicated case, since ...

Python has four types of data collection. When to use which, and why we have four, can be confusing. In this guide, I'll go through what each of the types is, and how to use them. The four types of ...

Hello! Tommy here, and today I’m excited to introduce you to Python and Visual Studio Code (VS Code)! This tutorial will guide you through installing Python, setting up VS Code as your code editor, ...