Question

1. Which of the following will create a single element in tuple?
0(1)
O (1)
O ((1))
O tuple([1])​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

(d) tuple([1])

When generating a one-element tuple, if you write only one object in parentheses (), the parentheses () are ignored and not treated as a tuple. To generate a one-element tuple, a comma , is required at the end.

single_tuple = (0, )

print(single_tuple)

print(type(single_tuple))

# (0,)

# <class 'tuple'>

For example, when connecting multiple tuples with the + operator, note that an error is raised if you try to add one element and forget a comma ,. The reason why you need a comma , for a single tuple is that "tuple is an object delimited by comma ,", not "an object enclosed in parentheses ()".