Tuples & Tuple Unpacking in Python

well done mate cheers. Was looking for a little deeper dive into Tuple unpacking and this really helped.

cool video good explanation easy to understand

Thanks for the explanation, now I can see it was so easyv😀

😊 thanks

so good

This video was a lifesaver. Best explanation I've seen for tuple packing and unpacking. Thank you. 🙏

thank you very much!!!
I have one ugly code with the same name variables, and can't understand this idea, but your explanation helps me)

I cant think your name without thinking it in the Spanish accent haha

Manuel, thank you so much for your very clear explanations!!!!

I can't listen to this... it drives me crazy!

Tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple, tuple!!!!

TUPLES!!!!! not ťyuples!

Look up how to correctly pronounce the word 'tuples' apart from other words. Thank you!

What IDE is being used in this video?

I do not understand the point of python. All of this can be done using JavaScript.

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nice :D

Thank you

You never answered your own question why to use tuples in the first place, so here I'll give some reasons:
- Tuples are faster than lists (fixed space in memory, not dynamic)
- Tuples might be safer to use in your code (implied write protection)
- Tuples can be used as keys in dictionaries (usecase: coordinates and values, e.g. (x, y, z): 200)

Do a video on multithreading in python. BTW nice content man keep it up