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Length
Compares the items of two tuples
Syntax
len(tuple)Example
>>> tuple1 = (3,2,4,1)
>>> len(tuple1)
4Zip
- Zips elements from two tuples into a list of tuples
- Zip takes two or more sequences and zips into a list of tuples where each tuple contains one element from the sequence
- When there are different number of elements in the tuples i.e., if the length of the tuples are not same then the resulting tuple after applying the zip function will have the length of shorter tuple
Syntax
zip(tuple1, tuple2)Example
>>> tuple1 = (3,2,4,1)
>>> tuple2 = ("XXX","ABC","ZZZ","WWW")
>>> tuple3 = zip(tuple1,tuple2)
>>> list(tuple3)
[(3, 'XXX'), (2, 'ABC'), (4, 'ZZZ'), (1, 'WWW')]
>>> tuple1=(2,3)
>>> tuple2=("hello")
>>> tuple3=zip(tuple1,tuple2)
>>> list(tuple3)
[(2, 'h'), (3, 'e')]
>>> tuple2=("hello",)
>>> tuple3=zip(tuple1,tuple2)
>>> list(tuple3)
[(2, 'hello')]Max
Returns the largest value among the elements in tuple
Syntax
max(tuple)Example
>>> tuple1 = (0,1,-1,4,9,2)
>>> max(tuple1)
9Min
Returns the smallest value among the elements in tuple
Syntax
min(tuple)Example
>>> tuple1 = (0,1,-1,4,9,2)
>>> min(tuple1)
-1Tuple
It converts a sequence (list, string) into tuple
Syntax
tuple(seq)Example
>>> list1 = [3,4,"HI",4.0]
>>> tuple(list1)
(3, 4, 'HI', 4.0)
>>> str1 = "Python"
>>> tuple(str1)
('P', 'y', 't', 'h', 'o', 'n')Index
Returns the index of the first matched item
Syntax
tuple.index(item)Example
>>> tuple1 = (3,4,3,4,3,3,3)
>>> tuple1.index(3)
0Count
Returns the count of the given element
Syntax
tuple.count(item)Example
>>> tuple1 = (3,4,3,4,3,3,3)
>>> tuple1.count(3)
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