Is there faster ways to make tuple comprehensions?

Question

I've so far needed to make list comprehensions using:
tuple(... for ... in ...)
Tuples can't be created like this:
(... for ... in ...)
because it is reserved for creating generators, also this:
(... for ... in ...,)
did not work.
Like lists, dicts and sets have these:
[... for ... in ...]
{...:... for ... in ...}
{... for ... in ...}
do tuples have equivalent?
I little want this because using:
[... for ... in ...]
seems to be little faster than:
list(... for ... in ...)
like you can see here:
https://code.sololearn.com/cupxh0K9tTfy/#py

Answer 1

tuple([... for ... in ...])

Answer 2

I once read that list comprehensions are faster than generator comprehensions with some methods/functions.
I still haven't read a well-constructed argument of the above, but the tuple() function seems to agree with it.

Answer 3

Diego Makes no sense, but it's faster, thanks.

Answer 4

@Diego Is it supposed to work like that or did you just accidentally find out it was faster?