Tuple Datatype in Python

Tuple is a immutable datatype in python.It is written in small bracket ( ).

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , "Sangam")
Indexing of tuple

Indexing of tuple in both direction left to right and right to left.
Left to right have positive indexing and right to left is negative indexing.
Positive indexing start from "0" and negative start from "-1".

Example 
tu=(5 , 10 , 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45)
Positive indexing.
   0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8
Negative indexing.
  -9 -8   -7  -6  -5  -4  -3  -2  -1
Accessing the element of tuple:

If we want to access the element of tuple use the index value.like Example 

tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , "Sangam")
print(tu[1])
print(tu[-3])
Output 
Small Code
Vikas
Changing the value of element in tuple:-

We are well known tuple are immutable means we cannot change the value of tuple.

Example 
  tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
  tu[0]="Vicky"
  print(tu[0])
Output 
tu[0]="Vicky"
TypeError: 'tuple' object does not support item assignment.
Existing of element in tuple:-

If we want to check the element is belong to the tuple or not use in function.

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
if "Vikas" in tu:
  print("Element is Present.")
else:
  print("Element is not present.")
Output 
 Element is Present.
Print the tuple in output screen:-

If we want to print the tuple we just print the name of tuple.

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
print(tu)
Output 
("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
Print the length of tuple

If we want to find how many element in tuple use len() function.

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
print(len(tu))
Output 
3
Changing the value of element in tuple

We are all known tuple is immutable datatype so we cannot change in the value of tuple.
Only one way to change the value that is first we convert tuple to list and then add element and then after convert into tuple.

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
print("Element before Changing.")
tu=list(tu)
tu[0]="Vicky"
tu=tuple(tu)
print("Element after Changing.")
print(tu)
Output 
Element before Changing.
("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
Element after Changing.
("Vicky" , "Small Code" ,12)
Delete the element of the tuple

we are well known that list is immutable so we cannot delete the single element of the tuple.
If we want to delete all the element of the tuple use del function.

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
print("Tuple before delete.")
del tu
print("Tuple after delete.")
print(tu)
Output 
Tuple before delete.
("Vikas" , "Small Code" , 12)
Tuple after delete
NameError: name 'li' is not defined
Joining of two tuple

In tuple we can join two or more tuple use simply + operator.

Example 
tu1=("Vikas" , "Small Code")
tu2=("Sangam" , "Satyam")
tu3=tu1+tu2
print(tu3)
Output 
("Vikas" , "Small Code" , "Sangam" , "Satyam")
Index of the element

index() function returns the index of the element.

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code")
print(li.index("Vikas"))
Output 
0
count the element in tuple

Count() function returns the number of element in tuple.

Example 
tu=("Vikas" , "Small Code",12)
print(tu.count())
Output 
3
Maximum and minimum in tuple

max() function returns maximum element in tuple and for minimum min() function.

Example 
tu=(12,3,45,6,43,54,34)
print(tu.max())
print(tu.min())
Output 
54
3