Question

Which function is use for comparing elements of both tuples.

Answer 1

Answer:

cmp() function

This is used to compare two tuples.

Answer 2

cmp() function is used for comparing elements of both tuples.

Explanation:

The cmp() Python tuple method is used to compares elements of two tuples.

• Syntax - cmp(tuple1, tuple2)
• Parameters - (tuple1) −Denotes the first tuple to be compared
•  (tuple2) − Denotes the second tuple to be compared

Return Value - The following logic used to get the result.

• If elements in both the tuple are of a similar type then compare and return the result.
• If elements in both the tuple are of a similar type then it checks to verify is there are numbers.
• In case they are numbers then perform numeric coercion if necessary and compare.
• In case if anyone element is a number, then the other element is "larger" (numbers are "smallest"), else types are sorted alphabetically by name.
• The longer tuple becomes "larger" if we hit the end of one of the tuples. If we exhaust both tuples and share the same results, the result is a tie, which means that 0 is returned.