Tuple Basics¶

Create a variable xycoords that refers to a tuple containing two values: 3 and -7. # replace this comment with your code ==== from unittest.gui import TestCaseGui class myTests(TestCaseGui): def testOne(self): self.assertIs(type(xycoords), tuple, 'variable must be a tuple') self.assertEqual(xycoords, (3, -7)) myTests().main()

Create a tuple with ( and ) and a comma separating each element.

xycoords = (3, -7)

Write code to print out the item at index 1 of already-defined tuple xycoords. # replace this comment with your code ====

You can index a tuple just like you index a list or string, since a tuple is also a sequence.

print(xycoords[1])