Tuple.py

marks = (95, 98, 97, 93, 90, 88, 82)
names = 'ram', 'ganesh', 'radha', 'radhika', 'mohan' #By default its a Tuple no need to use a bracket
#marks[0] = 99 we cannot add delete remove or altur a tuple

print(marks)
print(marks.count(90))
print(marks.index(90))

print(names)

#Note : [] Makes a List, () Makes a Tuple, {} Makes a Set