Python lists and tuples?

Lists and tuples are fundamental Python data structures with distinct characteristics and use cases.

List:

• Mutable: Elements can be changed after creation.
• Memory Usage: Consumes more memory.
• Performance: Slower iteration compared to tuples but better for insertion and deletion operations.
• Methods: Offers various built-in methods for manipulation.

Example:

a_list = ["Data", "Camp", "Tutorial"]
a_list.append("Session")
print(a_list)  # Output: ['Data', 'Camp', 'Tutorial', 'Session']Powered By 

Tuple:

• Immutable: Elements cannot be changed after creation.
• Memory Usage: Consumes less memory.
• Performance: Faster iteration compared to lists but lacks the flexibility of lists.
• Methods: Limited built-in methods.

Example:

a_tuple = ("Data", "Camp", "Tutorial")
print(a_tuple)  # Output: ('Data', 'Camp', 'Tutorial')