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Python Introducing Tuples Getting to Know Tuples Creating Tuples

Posted by Praveen Menon
Praveen Menon
1,352 Points

how to use index

how to use index

creating_tuples.py 
my_tuple = "I", "love", "python"
item3 = my_tuple

2 Answers

boi
boi
14,241 Points
boi
boi
14,241 Points

You can use indexing by placing an index number into a square bracket [].

my_tuple = "I", "love", "python"
item3 = my_tuple


print(len(item3))

print(item3[0])
print(item3[1])
print(item3[2])

print(my_tuple[0])
print(my_tuple[1])
print(my_tuple[2])
Rick Gleitz
Rick Gleitz
47,197 Points
Rick Gleitz
Rick Gleitz
47,197 Points

You're almost there. Your tuple strings need to have parens around them (I don't know why the first task passed without them), and for this task you need to specify the index value of the third element in square brackets. Since the elements begin at zero, the third one is 2. Hope this helps!