From a previous post on Python Functions, we can look into how we can pass external arguments into Python functions. This will take our code and turn it into reusable chunks of code. Therefore this is good for a few reasons: Passing Arguments into Python Functions With functions, you can pass outside arguments into them. […]
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Python tuples (type tuple) are the next Python Data Types we will explore. Python tuples are similar to lists except that they are immutable, which means they can not be changed. Tuples are wrapped in ( ) parentheses. This might look familiar from the dictionary post when we used the dictionary method .items(). The output of
The next data type we will explore from Python Data Types is Python Dictionaries (type dict). Python dictionaries are an unordered collection of data in a Key-Value pair wrapped in curly brackets { }. You can not slice or index from a dictionary as it is an unordered data collection. If you want to retrieve
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