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[proven egret]

Yes, but tuples are immutable. You can't append to them.

[turbid crescent]

But I can sort, reverse, remove, pop and insert.

Thanks

[proven egret]

Really? Show us.

[turbid crescent]

No im asking

[proven egret]

bearing in mind that it will have stopped at the first error.

[turbid crescent]

Yes it did

[proven egret]

Oh, asking. (Use a "?") Yeah, you can't change a tuple once it's made.

[hot sequoia]

tuples can't be changed. it might look like it sometimes, but they can't actually be.

[proven egret]

So:

tup = 1,2,3
tup.sort() # no such method on tuples
tup2 = sorted(tup) # this makes a list from the tuple

[turbid crescent]

What slicing works for tuples which also works for lists

[hot sequoia]

you can 'sort' them for example in the sense that you can create a new tuple that is equivalent to the sorted original

[proven egret]

Slicing makes a new object. The original is unchanged.

[turbid crescent]

Ok

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