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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 canโ€™t change them. This is why tuples are great if you want to store fixed parameters or entities within your Python code, since they canโ€™t be overwritten even by mistake. You can extract elements of a tuple, but you canโ€™t overwrite them. This is called immutable. Note that, like lists, tuples can be heterogenous, which is also usefu...