Please I need help to understand tuples in Python

Question

Without removing the + concatenation operator, what must I change to get this output: (-1, 0, 1 ‘bananas’)

tup11 = (-1, 0, 1)
tup12 = (‘bananas’)
tup13 = tup11 + tup12

Answer 1

All you need to do is to change structure to list then back it to tuple:
print(tuple(list(tup11)+list(tup12)))
or just
tup12=('banana',)
now print(tup11+tup12)

Answer 2

Amirreza Hashemi

Thanx bruh!

Answer 3

Amirreza Hashemi

I tried the second example you gave and it’s giving me an error

tup11 = (-1, 0, 1)
tup12 = (‘bananas',)
print(tup11 + tup12)

Answer 4

tup11 = (-1, 0, 1)
tup12 = ('bananas',)
print(tup11 + tup12)
#now use

Answer 5

Amirreza Hashemi thanx it worked,

just to clarify i don’t really need to convert it to a list and then back to a tuple?

Answer 6

Jenkins no you don't just all you need is to change the tup12 data type because In your example tup12 is a string but if you want to plus them you should change tup12 Data type to tuple

Answer 7

Amirreza Hashemi

Understood! Thank you for everything

Answer 8

Amirreza Hashemi
Good explication.
Jenkins can also put this code(I was try)
tup11 = [-1, 0, 1]
tup12 = ["bananas"]
tup13 = tup11 + tup12
print(tuple(tup13)