Learn how to create empty tuples and single-value tuples in Python. Understand the syntax for defining these special types of tuples and when they might be useful in your Python programming.
πΊ Python Tutorial: How to create an Empty tuple and Single value tuple
This tutorial explains how to create empty and single value tuples in Python:
βοΈ An empty tuple is a tuple with no elements, represented by an empty pair of parentheses [00:06]. It can be used as a placeholder when a tuple is expected, but there are no elements to include [00:19].
βοΈ A single value tuple contains only one element, represented by a single value followed by a comma [00:32]. Without the comma, Python will interpret the value as a simple data type, not a tuple [00:48]. Single value tuples are useful when you want to create a tuple with only one value and you donβt want to have a list [01:08].
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