How to make a tuple in Python

Tuples are *technically* just immutable lists, but by convention we tend to use tuples and lists for quite different purposes.

00:00 Making tuples in Python
00:15 Tuples are like lists, but immutable
00:39 Tuples are all over the place
01:03 The parentheses are optional: it's the commas that make the tuple
01:37 When should you make a tuple?
02:56 Returning multiple values from a function
03:27 Summary

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Say we have a tuple, that is technically immutable:
t = 1, [2, 3], 5
t[1].append(4) # now we are changing one of the items of this tuple
print(t)
(1, [2, 3, 4], 5)
# by id(t) it will be the same (original so to say) tuple 😃Not so immutable, right?