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You have completed (UPI) Chapter 9: Introduction to Python Data Structures: Lists, Tuples, and Dictionaries!

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Tuples

Tuples are like lists, except that once you create them, you can’t change them. This is why tuples are great if you want to store fixed parameters or entities within your Python code, since they can’t be overwritten even by mistake. You can extract elements of a tuple, but you can’t overwrite them. This is called immutable.

Note that, like lists, tuples can be heterogenous, which is also u...