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Python Tuple Operations Explained

The document outlines an experiment focused on Python tuple operations, including finding an item's index, determining the length, reversing the tuple, and sorting a list of tuples by a float element. It provides sample programs and outputs for each operation, demonstrating how to implement these functionalities in Python. The conclusion emphasizes the learning outcomes related to tuple manipulation and data handling.

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Python Tuple Operations Explained

The document outlines an experiment focused on Python tuple operations, including finding an item's index, determining the length, reversing the tuple, and sorting a list of tuples by a float element. It provides sample programs and outputs for each operation, demonstrating how to implement these functionalities in Python. The conclusion emphasizes the learning outcomes related to tuple manipulation and data handling.

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‭Experiment No.

:- 05‬
‭Aim:‬
‭To write Python programs that perform tuple operations :‬
‭a)‬ ‭To find the index of an item in a tuple‬
‭b)‬ ‭To Find the length of a tuple.‬
‭c)‬ ‭To reverse a tuple.‬
‭d)‬ ‭To sort a list of tuple by its float element.‬

T‭ heory:‬
‭A tuple in Python is an ordered and immutable data type that can store multiple items in a single variable.‬
‭Basic tuple operations include:‬
‭• Finding index: using the index() method.‬
‭• Finding length: using the len() function.‬
‭• Reversing: using slicing [::-1].‬
‭• Sorting list of tuples: using the sorted() function with a custom key (e.g., ) for sorting logic.‬

a‭ ) Program to find the index of an item in a tuple‬


‭Program:‬
elements = tuple(input("Enter tuple elements using space:").split())‬
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print("Tuple:", elements)‬
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‭tem = input("Enter the item to find index of: ")‬


i
if item in elements:‬
‭
index = [Link](item)‬
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print(f"Index of '{item}' is:", index)‬
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else:‬
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print(f"'{item}' not found in tuple.")‬
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‭Sample Output:‬
Enter tuple elements using space:10 20 30 40 50‬
‭
Tuple: ('10', '20', '30', '40', '50')‬
‭
Enter the item to find index of: 30‬
‭
Index of '30' is: 2‬
‭

‭ ) Program to find the length of a tuple‬


b
‭Program:‬
my_tuple = tuple(input("Enter tuple elements using space: ").split())‬
‭
print("Tuple:", elements)‬
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print("Length of tuple is:", len(my_tuple))‬
‭

S‭ ample Output:‬
Enter tuple elements using space: apple banana cherry mango‬
‭
Tuple: ('apple', 'banana', 'cherry', 'mango')‬
‭
Length of tuple is: 4‬
‭
c‭ ) Program to reverse a tuple‬
‭Program:‬
elements = tuple(input("Enter tuple elements using space: ").split())‬
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reversed_tuple = elements[::-1]‬
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print("Original Tuple:", elements)‬
‭
print("Reversed Tuple:", reversed_tuple)‬
‭

S‭ ample Output:‬
Enter tuple elements using space: 1 2 3 4 5‬
‭
Original Tuple: ('1', '2', '3', '4', '5')‬
‭
Reversed Tuple: ('5', '4', '3', '2', '1')‬
‭

‭ ) Program to sort a list of tuples by its float element‬


d
‭Program:‬
n = int(input("How many items? "))‬
‭
print("Enter item and value (e.g., item1 15.20): ")‬
‭
data = []‬
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for _ in range(n):‬
‭
name, price = input("").split()‬
‭
[Link]((name, price))‬
‭

‭orted_list = sorted(data, key=lambda x: float(x[1]), reverse=True)‬


s
print("Original list:", data)‬
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print("Sorted list:", sorted_list)‬
‭

S‭ ample Output:‬
How many items? 3‬
‭
Enter item and value (e.g., item1 12.20):‬
‭
item1 12.20‬
‭
item2 15.10‬
‭
item3 24.5‬
‭
Original list: [('item1', '12.20'), ('item2', '15.10'), ('item3', '24.5')]‬
‭
Sorted list: [('item3', '24.5'), ('item2', '15.10'), ('item1', '12.20')]‬
‭

‭Conclusion:‬
I‭ n this practical, we learned tuple operations like finding index, length, reversing, and sorting tuples by float values,‬
‭improving our understanding of tuple manipulation and data handling in Python.‬

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