Unpacking Tuples in Python

Tuple unpacking means assigning each value of a tuple to separate variables. It’s clean and useful in many situations like function returns, loops, etc.

Tuple unpacking का मतलब है कि tuple के हर value को अलग-अलग variables में assign करना। ये आसान और बहुत काम का feature है।

1. Basic Unpacking

student = ("Aryan", 20, "Bhopal")
name, age, city = student
print(name)
print(age)
print(city)Copy

Aryan
20
Bhopal

2. Using * (Asterisk) to collect extra values

data = ("Abhishek", "Chaitanya", "Naincy", "Shrutika", "Jayati", "Aryan")
first, *middle, last = data
print(first)
print(middle)
print(last)Copy

Abhishek
['Chaitanya', 'Naincy', 'Shrutika', 'Jayati']
Aryan

3. Ignoring values with _

student = ("Aryan", 20, "Bhopal")
name, _, city = student
print(name)
print(city)Copy

Aryan
Bhopal

4. Unpacking in Loops

students = [("Abhishek", 90), ("Naincy", 85), ("Aryan", 88)]
for name, marks in students:
    print(name, "scored", marks)Copy

Abhishek scored 90
Naincy scored 85
Aryan scored 88