Python – Join Tuples
1. What Does “Join Tuples” Mean?
Joining tuples means combining two or more tuples into one tuple.
Tuples are read-only, so we cannot change them.
But we can create a new tuple by joining existing tuples.
2. Join Tuples Using + Operator
The easiest way to join tuples is using +.
Example
Output:
👉 A new tuple is created.
3. Join More Than Two Tuples
Example
4. Join Tuple with One Item (Important)
When joining one item, always use a comma.
Example
❌ Without comma, Python will give an error.
5. Join Tuples Using Loop (Advanced)
Example
6. Join Tuples Using * (Repeat Tuple)
You can repeat tuple items using *.
Example
Output:
7. Common Beginner Mistakes
❌ Trying to Use append()
❌ Error: tuple has no append.
❌ Forgetting Comma in Single Item
✔ Correct:
8. Simple Practice Examples
Example 1: Join Student Names
Example 2: Join Numbers
Example 3: Repeat Tuple
9. Summary (Join Tuples)
✔ Tuples cannot be changed
✔ + joins tuples
✔ Always use comma for one item
✔ * repeats tuples
✔ New tuple is created
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