Introduction:

In this tutorial, we are going to explain how to use Python concatenate tuples operator with basic syntax and many examples for better understanding.

Python concatenate tuples (+) is used to add two tuples and create a new tuple value .

Syntax:

(tuple_variable_name1) + (tuple_variable_name2) + (tuple_variable_name3) + .......

Input Parameters:

• tuple_variable_name1 & tuple_variable_name2 : These are tuples that we want to be concatenated.

Example

versions=(0.1,0.2)
browsers=('crome','mozilla', 'ie')
# tuple after concatenation
newtuple=versions+browsers
print('New tuple:',newtuple)

Output

New tuple: (0.1, 0.2, ‘crome’, ‘mozilla’, ‘ie’)

In the above Example, by using concatenation operator (+), we have added two tuples ‘versions’ and ‘browsers ‘ as versions+browser  in print statement, and created new tuple as (0.1, 0.2, ‘crome’, ‘mozilla’, ‘ie’).

Note: Concatenation operator implies that both the operands passed must be tuple else error will be shown.

In this tutorial, you have learned how to concatenate two tuples in python.
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Similar Python operators:

• Repetition(‘*’) : It repeats element of tuple.
• Membership(‘in’ & ‘not in’) : It returns True , if given element is present in tuple otherwise returns False.
• tuple Iteration : It returns element of tuple by using for loop with tuple.

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