Question

Which of the following are not valid operations in python? i. Slicing a list ii. Concatenation of a list and a tuple iii. Slicing a dictionary iv. Adding an element to an existing tuple. ​

Answer 1

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Invalid operations in python:

1. Concatenation of a list and a tuple.
2. Slicing a dictionary.
3. Adding an element to an existing tuple.

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Answer 2

Answer:Adding an element to an existing tuple. ​

Explanation:Some other operators for tuples include: Multiplying a tuple by any integer, x will simply create another tuple with all the elements from the first tuple being repeated x number of times. For example, t*3 means, elements of tuple t will be repeated 3 times.

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