What is the problem in this code?

Question

c=(6.0,4,7)
c.append (3)
c.append(8)
print(c)

I know that I must put these [ ] instead of these( )
but why?
what is the different between them?

Answer 1

[] make you create a list and like Vivek said lists are mutable, meaning they can be changed, values can be added or deleted from them...
() make you create a tuple and again, like Vivek said those are immutables, meaning they cannot be changed, values cannot be added or deleted from them.
So that is why you should have used [] if you knew you would be adding values to it

Answer 2

Yes. () to create or declare tuples and [] to declare lists

Answer 3

Tuples are immutable; they can't be changed. So you need to convert it to a list, append values and then back to a tuple again.

Answer 4

Look at this code. First part with list works and second part with tuple not.

https://code.sololearn.com/cmpZISauuRrS/?ref=app

Answer 5

And look at the answers in this discussion. They answer your question about the benefits of using tuples sometimes

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/36164/?ref=app

Answer 6

and tubles is constant so I cannot add any addition numbres to them
but lists isnot constant so I can add numres ti them
and that is why the code didnot work??

Answer 7

Yes again

Answer 8

so we use ( ) in tubles
and [ ] in lists?

Answer 9

Ok cyk thank u😃

Answer 10

so what is the benifet of these ( ) tuples
when I cannot add any numbres to them?