What is a tuple in Python?

A tuple is an ordered collection of items written inside round brackets ( ). Unlike a list, a tuple is immutable, which means you cannot change, add or remove its items after it is created.

colors = ("red", "green", "blue")
print(colors[1])

colors[1] = "black"

Output:

Tuples are good for data that should not change, like a point (10, 20) or days of the week. A tuple with one item needs a comma, like ("apple",). See the Python Tuples chapter for more.

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