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Authors:
Y Daniel Lang
Chapter:
Sets And Dictionaries
Exercise:
Check Point
Question:8 | ISBN:978013274719 | Edition: 6

Question

Can a list, set, or tuple have elements of different types?

 

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Answer

A list is a collection of things,list created by using square brackets[].

list items are orederd,changeble and have different data types so we can create a list contain different datatypes.

list1=[1,56,89.0,"apple"]

A set  is ordered collection of data types that is iterable,mutable,and has no  duplicate elements.

we can create a set having diffrent datatypes,

set1={1,556.0,"banana"}

Tuple is same as list but diiffrence is tuple elements are immutable that means we can not change tupe elements once its created.

tuple has acepted diffrent types of data.

tuple1=(3,56.7,"cherry",45)

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