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what is variable how should i assign

Create a variable called item3 and assign to it the third element in my_tuple.

creating_tuples.py
my_tuple=('I','love','python')
my_tuple=(item3,)
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1 Answer

Josh Keenan
Josh Keenan
19,652 Points

I think this challenge is incredibly poorly worded, it took me a few minutes of reading it over and over and playing with it to figure out what they were wanting. It wants you to take the third value of the tuple and store it in a variable called item3.

my_tuple = ("I", "love", "python")
item3 = my_tuple[2]

We can access values of a tuple by index, but remember they're immutable and can't be changed