Python Tuple Operations – Python Tutorial
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Python Tuple Operations : Python has various types of common sequence operations that can be applied on tuple.
In this tutorial, we will learn about different python tuple operations :
- Tuple Concatenation
- Tuple Repetition
- Tuple Contains
- Tuple Not Contains
- Tuple Length
- Tuple Min & Max
Tuple Concatenation
We can use addition ( + ) operator to join two tuples together to create a new tuple.
# create first tuple object and assign it to variable f
f = ('Jan','Feb','Mar')
# create second tuple object and assign it to variable s
s = ('Apr','May','Jun')
# example of concatenation
concatenate = f + s
print(concatenate)
Tuple Repetition
We can use multiplication ( * ) operator to join same tuple multiple times to create a new tuple.
# create tuple object and assign it to variable f
f = ('Jan','Feb','Mar')
# example of repetition
repetition = f * 3
print(repetition)
Tuple Contains
We can use in operator to check, if a given item is present in the tuple or not. If present then return True otherwise return False.
# create tuple object and assign it to variable f
f = ('Jan','Feb','Mar')
# example of contains
contains = 'Jan' in f
print(contains)
Tuple Not Contains
We can use not in operator to check, if a given item is present in the tuple or not. If present then return False otherwise return True.
# create tuple object and assign it to variable f
f = ('Jan','Feb','Mar')
# example of not contains
not_contain = 'Jan' not in f
print(not_contain)
Tuple Length
We can use len() (Syntax: len(< Tuple Object >) ) function to get the length of a tuple. For example:
# create tuple object and assign it to variable t
t = ('Jan','Feb','Mar')
# call len() method to get length of the tuple t and assign it to variable length
length = len(t)
# print the value of variable length
print(length)
Tuple Min & Max
We can use min() (Syntax: min(< Tuple Object >) ) and max() (Syntax: max(< Tuple Object >) ) function to get minimum and maximum element in the tuple. For example:
# create tuple object and assign it to variable t
t = (1,2,3)
# call min() method to get minimum element in the tuple t and assign it to variable minimum
minimum = min(t)
# print the value of variable minimum
print(minimum)
# call max() method to get maximum element in the tuple t and assign it to variable maximum
maximum = max(t)
# print the value of variable maximum
print(maximum)
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