# A tuple is an immutable container that stores objects in a specific order
my_tuple = tuple()
print(my_tuple)

my_new_tuple = ()
print(my_new_tuple)

# You should add items when you creating tuple, you can't change, add, remove items from tuple
tuple_items = ("Apple", "Orange")
print(tuple_items)
print(tuple_items[1])
new_tuple_items = tuple_items[0:1] # Slice tuple
print(new_tuple_items)
print("Orange" in tuple_items) # Check if Orange exists in tuple
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print(my_tuple)
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print(my_new_tuple)
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print(tuple_items)
print(tuple_items[1])
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print(new_tuple_items)
print('Orange' in tuple_items)

my_tuple = tuple()
print(my_tuple)
my_new_tuple = ()
print(my_new_tuple)
tuple_items = 'Apple', 'Orange'
print(tuple_items)
print(tuple_items[1])
new_tuple_items = tuple_items[0:1]
print(new_tuple_items)
print('Orange' in tuple_items)

# A tuple is an immutable container that stores objects in a specific order
my_tuple = tuple()
print(my_tuple)

my_new_tuple = ()
print(my_new_tuple)

# You should add items when you creating tuple, you can't change, add, remove items from tuple
tuple_items = ("Apple", "Orange")
print(tuple_items)
print(tuple_items[1])
new_tuple_items = tuple_items[0:1] # Slice tuple
print(new_tuple_items)
print("Orange" in tuple_items) # Check if Orange exists in tuple