Ci1420 - Learning Plan 06: Lists And Tuples

Differences between Tuples and ListsArguably, lists and tuples are the most versatile and useful data types in python programming language (Liu, 2019). They are part of the group of sequence data types that is, they store one or more values or objects in a specific order. There are major differences between tuples and lists that such as tuples are immutable whereas lists are the mutable entity (Liu, 2019). Referring tuples as immutable means that you cannot edit once created in a python code while an immutable list means that you can edit or alter list data anytime in the program (Liu, 2019). Also, the syntax for lists and tuples are slightly different (Pine, 2019).For example, the following is a python code that I will use to illustrate the different syntax of both tuples and lists;>>>tupWeekDay=(’tue’, ‘wed’, ‘thur’, 2)>>>listWeekDay=[’tue’, ‘wed’, ‘thur’, 2]>>>print tupWeekDay(’tue’, ‘wed’, ‘thur’, 2)>>>Print listWeekDay[’tue’, ‘wed’, ‘thur’, 2]>>>In the above code tuple uses (and) to bind the elements whereas lists use [ and ] to bind the elements (Pine, 2019). Also, you can create a tuple without a () operator and use a comma operator to distinguish