Can you please explain the output of this code?

Question

shiv = (11, 5, 7, 2, 2)
shiv = str(shiv)
print(shiv[2])

Answer is 1

Answer 1

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You are converting a tuple into a string. So all braces as well as number and separator is part of string so on printing index 2 elements it will print 1 as output

0-> (
1-> 1
2-> 1
3-> ,
And so on

Answer 2

shiv=(11,5,7,2,2)
When you convert tuple into a string - str(shiv) - you just need to add “” at the beginning and at the end of a tuple.
So str(shiv)==“(11,5,7,2,2)”. Each character becomes an element of a string.