Question

Explain the difference between the two statements mentioned below: T1=(5) #statement 1 T1=(5,) #statement 2​

Answer 1

Answer:

Given statements:

T1 = (5) #statement 1

T2 = (5,) #statement 2

The main difference between these two statements is that T1 is a variable of type int and T2 is a tuple.

This can be understood by a simple program.

T1=(5)

T2=(5,)

print("T1:",T1)

print("T2:", T2)

print("type(T1):",type(T1))

print("type(T2):",type(T2))

★ The type() function returns the class type of the argument.

The output of the above program is:

T1: 5

T2: (5,)

type(T1): <class 'int'>

type(T2): <class 'tuple'>

This clearly says that T1 belongs to class 'int' and T2 is a tuple.

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