Python Tuple Methods – Python Tutorial
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In this tutorial, we will learn about different python tuple methods.
count() method :
This method is used to count total number of occurrence of x ( passed as an argument ) in a tuple object.
Syntax : < Tuple Object >.count(< Argument >)
Example:
# create tuple object and assign it to variable t
t = ('Jan','Feb','Mar','Jan')
# calling count() method by passing 'Jan' as an argument
count = t.count('Jan')
# print the value of variable count
print(count)
index method :
This method is used to get the index of first occurrence of x ( passed as an argument ) in a tuple object. Here i is a start index and j is a end index, if values of i and j are passed as an argument then first occurrence of x is searched between these two indexes.
Syntax : < Tuple Object >.index(< Argument > [ , i [ , j ] ] )
Example:
# create tuple object and assign it to variable t
t = ('Jan','Feb','Mar','Jan')
# calling index() method by passing 'Jan' as an argument
index = t.index('Jan')
# print the value of variable index
print(index)
# calling index() method by passing 'Jan' and starting index 1
index = t.index('Jan',1)
# print the value of variable index
print(index)
# calling index() method by passing 'Jan', 0 as starting index and 2 as ending index
index = t.index('Jan',0,2)
# print the value of variable index
print(index)
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