Immutable Tuple Collections in Python

In Python 3, a tuple is a collection type that is ordered and immutable, meaning its elements cannot be modified after creation. Tuples are defined by enclosing elements in parentheses, separated by commas. Useful for data integrity, they allow heterogeneous data grouping—such as (int, string, float)—and can be nested. They support indexing, slicing, and looping, making them versatile for data handling in Python.

This Python script demonstrates basic tuple operations such as creation, access, modification attempts, and tuple methods like slicing and concatenation. It highlights the tuple's immutability and utility in structured data storage.

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