Tuples-:
# list and tuples are same bt diif. is list is mutable and
# tuples is immutable same as string. use ().
tuples=(1,4,7,3,6,8,5)
print(tuples) #output (1, 4, 7, 3, 6, 8, 5)
print(type(tuples)) #output <class 'tuple'>
#indexing
print(tuples[0]) #output 1
print(tuples[3]) #output 3
print(tuples[4]) #output 6
print(tuples[6]) #output 5
#can not assign value
# tuples[1]=15 #output error
#empty value
tuple=()
print(tuple) #output ()
print(type(tuple)) #output <class 'tuple'>
#Single value
tuple=(4,)
print(tuple) #output (4,)
print(type(tuple)) #output <class 'tuple'>
#Single value without comma ,
tuple=(4)
print(tuple) #output (4)
print(type(tuple)) #output <class 'int'>
#tuple slicing same as string
# tuple[starting_idx : ending_idx] ending index is not included
tuple=(3,5,8,2,9,10)
print(tuple[2:4]) #output (8, 2)
print(tuple[1:5]) #output (5, 8, 2, 9)
print(tuple[2:3]) #output (8,)
#tuples methods
# 1) [Link](el) return index
tuple=(4,7,2,6,9,4,6,2,2)
print([Link](6)) #output 3
print([Link](2)) #output 2
# 2)[Link](el) return count
tuple=(4,7,2,6,9,4,6,2,2)
print([Link](6)) #output 2
print([Link](2)) #output 3
# write a program to print three movies and store them in a list
movies=[]
mov1=(input("Enter the 1st movie names"))
mov2=(input("Enter the 2nd movie names"))
mov3=(input("Enter the 3rd movie names"))
[Link](mov1)
[Link](mov2)
[Link](mov3)
print(movies)