Question

1. Write a python script to combine first 2 and last 2 elements from the tuple.
eg :-
t= ("book", 2020, "CS", 500, "GRAM", "Thomas", "7 edition")
output must be :-
("book", 2020, "CS", "7 edition")​

Answer 1

Answer:

If you want the first and last 2 elements the output should be,

('book', 2020, '7 edition', 'Thomas')

And the program goes like:

$\\\tt t= ("book", 2020, "CS", 500, "GRAM", "Thomas", "7 edition")\\\tt l=(t[0],t[1],t[-1],t[-2])\\\tt print(l)$

If you want the wanted output as you mentioned,

The program goes like:

$\\\tt t= ("book", 2020, "CS", 500, "GRAM", "Thomas", "7 edition")\\\tt l=(t[0],t[1],t[2],t[-1])\\\tt print(l)$

Answer 2

$\large\mathsf\color{pink}{Solution\: using\: python\: 3}$

t = ("book", 2020, "CS", 500, "GRAM", "Thomas", "7 edition")

# combine first 2 and last 2 items

print(t[0:2] + t[-2:])

# output as shown in your question which is not what the question asks

print(t[0:3] + t[-1:])

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