Tuple - Python

Like lists but Immutable
varT = (value1, value2, value3) => Initialize a tuple
- varT = (value) => Considered as a integer
- varT = (value,) => Considered as a tuple
varT[N] => Returns value of N-1 element
- varT[-N] => Accessing element of (len(varT)-N-1) position
Slicing
- varT[N1:N2:N3] => Access elements from N1 to (N2-1) jumping N3 indexes
varT3 = varT1 + varT2 => Concatenation of the tuples
len(varT) => Returns length of tuple
varT.count(value) => Returns the count of value
varT.index(value) => Returns index of first occurrence of the value
- varT.index(value, N1, N2) => Starting & end index are N1 & N2
- If value is not present then gives value error
max(varT) => Returns max element
min(varT) => Returns min element
w, x, y,..... = varT => Unpacking the tuple into the variables

Checks if element is present in the tuple

    if value in varT:
        # statements
    else:
        # statements

Change a tuple by converting into list

    varT = (value1, value2)
    temp = list(varT)
    # statements
    varT = tuple(temp)