Basic Tuple Operations in Python

Python tuples are another data structure like Lists. It is a sequence of immutable objects means while you can change the value of one or more items in a list, you can’t change the values in a tuple. Tuple uses parentheses to define its elements whereas lists use square brackets.

Creating Python Tuples:

It has the following syntax:

Tup1=(val1, val2, val3,....)

Nested Tuples:

A nested Tuple is a tuple inside another tuple.
Example:

Toppers=(("Sourav", "B.Tech", 95.0), ("Rakhi","BSC", 99.0), ("Sukumar", "B.Tech", 90.0))
for i in Toppers:
print(i)

Output: