Which parantgesis will be used for tuple and why?

Question

Tuple type of datafunction which can not be change once it save.but easy to code

Answer 1

puts "Hello World" in Ruby
vs.
print("Hello World") in Python 3.
I think Python 2 also accepted
print "Hello World" without parentheses right?
Note: not answer to original question.

Answer 2

()

Answer 3

HonFu In this point ruby -as dialect of Python - is more consequent.

Answer 4

( ) <PARENTHESES > is used for tuples .

Reason:
Because probably guido ran out of options as
[ ] < Brackets> is used for list and
{ } <Braces> for dictionary So....😂

Answer 5

Yes it is real question

Answer 6

Actually if we use any bracket it's meaning will be changed hence only () bracket used getting...?

Answer 7

In Python yes.
I believe that Guido hated paranthesis.
For coding block he preferred indents.
But for types he liked it more than
var g:tuple

The general idea of Python was
lets make a short hack.

This is my personal opinion and might be wrong.

Answer 8

so it was no real question?

Answer 9

Didn't hate parenthesis as much as the inventor of Ruby, though, hm, Oma Falk? 😁

Answer 10

that’s interesting how language’s can differ from each other. In English and German parenthesis might mean (), [] or {}. In Portuguese they are parênteses (), colchetes [], chaves {}. I’ve has a hard time trying to translate it...

Answer 11

Edward but if you are good in it then it's ok no matter of translation Google translater is there for us

Answer 12

Right

Answer 13

Sonic, I think in Python 2 print was a keyword instead of a function.

(Is this a history lesson now? 🧐😅)

Answer 14

HonFu 'in python 2 print was a keyword' - and it was better. I also hate that I have to write exit() to close the console 😕

Answer 15

Faizan Qazi thanks for clearing that. so just in German parentheses can mean anything.