Python Tuples

Think about tuples as collection of elements that you can't change. They are "fixed in time".

To create them use parentheses:

tuple_names = ("Samantha", "Madonna", "Michael")

print(tuple_names)
print(type(tuple_names))

Result: 

('Samantha', 'Madonna', 'Michael')
<class 'tuple'>
>>> 

Positions work here too:

tuple_names = ("Samantha", "Madonna", "Michael")

print(tuple_names[0])
print(tuple_names[1])
print(tuple_names[2])

Result: 

Samantha
Madonna
Michael
>>> 

And we can do very simple checks with if statement:

tuple_names = ("Samantha", "Madonna", "Michael")

if "Samantha" in tuple_names:
    print("Samantha is there")

Result: 

Samantha is there
>>> 

Ok, in next tutorial we will talk about tuple operations.