tuple suryapriya

 PYTHON    PROGRAMMING   TUPLE


TUPLE:

     1 .Tuple is a collection of data  which separated by commas.

    2 .Tuples  are  immutable.

   EXAMPLE:

       a=(1,2,3,'hello',34.2)

TUPLES METHOD:

      1.INDEX ( ):

              index() method searches for the given element in a tuple and returns its position. It returns first occurrence of the element in the tuple. Index starts from 0 and end at n-1. where n is length of tuple

            EXAMPLE:


2.COUNT ( ):

            count() method counts the occurrence of an element in the tuple. It required a parameter which is to be counted. If the item is missing in the tuple, it simply returns 0.

           EXAMPLE:



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