Unit 4 - Lesson 8

41.1.1. Understanding the Built-in Tuple Functions

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(a) enumerate() method starts an index from 0.
(b) any(' ', ' ', ' ', '?') returns True as output.

41.1.2. Understanding the Built-in Tuple Functions

(b) tuple("hello") returns the output as ('h', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o')
(c) print(min(("P", "y", "t", "h", "o", "n", " "))) will return the output as ' '

41.1.3. Write a Program to Count number of elements in a Tuple

data = input("data: ")
list1 = data.split(",")
t = tuple(list1)
#convert the input list to tuple and find the length
print("length:",len(t))

41.1.4. Write a Program to find how many times a given Element occured in Tuple

#write your code here
d = input("data: ").split(",")
print("tuple:", tuple(d))
e = input("element: ")
c = 0
for i in d:
	if i == e:
		c += 1
print("occurrence:",c)

41.1.5. Write a Program to Find Sum of Tuple Elements

#write your code here
d = tuple(map(int,input("data: ").split(",")))
print("tuple:",d)
print("sum:", sum(d))

41.1.6. Maximum Element in a Tuple

#write your code here
i = tuple(map(int,input("data: ").split(",")))
print("max:",max(i))

41.1.7. Write a Program to Find Minimum Element of a Tuple

#write your code here
i = tuple(map(int,input("data: ").split(",")))
print("min:",min(i))

41.1.8. Write a Program to Find an Index of user given Element

#write your code here
d = tuple(input("data: ").split(","))
print("tuple:",d)
e = input("element: ")
if e in d:
	for x in range(len(d)):
		if d[x] == e:
			print("index:", x)
			break
else:
	print("does not exist")