<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>TuplesTuples are a sequence of immuteable (**read only**) data similar to a list. Instead of enclosed in brackets, they're enclosed in parentheses.**NOTE:**  anyt set of multiple comma-separated objects written without identifying symbols default to tuples.<jupyter_code>new_tuple = ('abcd', 786, 2.23, 'John', 70.2)
tiny_tuple = (123, "Susan")
print(new_tuple, tiny_tuple)
new_tuple[3]
new_tuple[3:]
print(new_tuple * 2)
print(new_tuple)
print(new_tuple + tiny_tuple)
print("Is 70.2 in new_tuple?\t{}".format(70.2 in new_tuple))
print("Is 70 in new_tuple?\t{}".format(70 in new_tuple))
for item in new_tuple:
    print(item)<jupyter_output>abcd
786
2.23
John
70.2<jupyter_text>Deletion Of Items In A TupleQuite simply - just not possible. In order to "delete" an item, you would need to create a new tuple with only the elements you are looking to create.<jupyter_code>new_tuple = new_tuple[:4] + tiny_tuple
print(new_tuple)<jupyter_output>('abcd', 786, 2.23, 'John', 123, 'Susan')
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