PYTHON - COPY FROM TUPLE

How to copy one Tuple to the other ?

We can use the 'tuple( )' constructor(We will explain it later) to make a copy of the Tuple .

Example :

x = ("Mohan", "Kriti", "Salim")
y = tuple(x)
print("The Copied Tuple is ",y)

Output :

The Copied Tuple is ('Mohan', 'Kriti', 'Salim')

So , in the above code we have created a 'Tuple' and initialised to the variable 'x' .

x = ["Mohan", "Kriti", "Salim"]

Below is how the values are positioned in the Tuple ,

Then we have used the 'tuple( )' constructor to take the Tuple 'x' as parameter and create a new Tuple that would be the exact copy of 'x' .

Then assign it to 'y' .

y = tuple(x)

And we get the below output ,

The Copied Tuple is ('Mohan', 'Kriti', 'Salim')

Note : Do not use the '=' operator to copy a Tuple to the other(i.e. If there are two Tuples 'x' and 'y'. Do not use y = x). Because in that case any changes made to the Tuple 'x' will be reflected in the copied Tuple 'y'.

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