# Why have tuples, storing a plurality of values, immutable tuples, is used to make queries more T = (. 1, [l, 3], ' sss ' , (1,2)) # T = tuple ((. 1, [l, 3], 'sss', (1,2))) # Print (type (T)) # # tuples as dictionary Key # D = {(l, 2,3): 'Egon'} # Print (D, type (D), D [(l, 2,3)]) # slice # Goods = ( 'iPhone', 'Lenovo', 'Sanxing', 'suoyi') # Print ( Goods [. 1:. 3]) # length # in: # string: substring # listing: element # tuple: element # dictionary: Key # Goods = ( 'iPhone', 'Lenovo', 'Sanxing', 'suoyi ') #print ( 'iphone' in goods) to see the inside of the element is not inside # D = { 'A':. 1, 'B': 2, 'C':. 3} # Print ( 'B' in D) see d is not inside the key # master # Goods = ( 'iPhone', 'Lenovo', 'Sanxing', 'suoyi') # Print (goods.index ( 'iPhone')) # Print (goods.count ( 'iPhone' )) # NOTE: tuple itself is not changed, but the interior of the elements may be variable type T = (. 1, [ ' a ' , ' B ' ], ' sss ' , (1,2)) # T = tuple ((. 1, [l, 3], 'sss', (1,2))) # T [. 1] [0] = 'A' # print(t) # t[1]='aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa'
# Why have tuples, storing a plurality of values, immutable tuples, is used to make queries more T = (. 1, [l, 3], ' sss ' , (1,2)) # T = tuple ((. 1, [l, 3], 'sss', (1,2))) # Print (type (T)) # # tuples as dictionary Key # D = {(l, 2,3): 'Egon'} # Print (D, type (D), D [(l, 2,3)]) # slice # Goods = ( 'iPhone', 'Lenovo', 'Sanxing', 'suoyi') # Print ( Goods [. 1:. 3]) # length # in: # string: substring # listing: element # tuple: element # dictionary: Key # Goods = ( 'iPhone', 'Lenovo', 'Sanxing', 'suoyi ') #print ( 'iphone' in goods) to see the inside of the element is not inside # D = { 'A':. 1, 'B': 2, 'C':. 3} # Print ( 'B' in D) see d is not inside the key # master # Goods = ( 'iPhone', 'Lenovo', 'Sanxing', 'suoyi') # Print (goods.index ( 'iPhone')) # Print (goods.count ( 'iPhone' )) # NOTE: tuple itself is not changed, but the interior of the elements may be variable type T = (. 1, [ ' a ' , ' B ' ], ' sss ' , (1,2)) # T = tuple ((. 1, [l, 3], 'sss', (1,2))) # T [. 1] [0] = 'A' # print(t) # t[1]='aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa'