Question

How to return tuple from function in Python

Answer 1

def function():
    return (8934, 'Tom')

tpl = function()

print(tpl)
print(type(tpl))



'''
run:

(8934, 'Tom')
<class 'tuple'>

'''

 

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Answer 2

def function(id, name):
    tpl = (id, name)

    return tpl

tpl = function(9832, 'Emma')

print(tpl)
print(type(tpl))



'''
run:

(9832, 'Emma')
<class 'tuple'>

'''

 

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Answer 3

def function(id, name):
    yield (id[0], name[0])
    yield (id[1], name[1])

tpl1, tpl2 = function([3457, 1098], ['Tom', 'Emma'])

print(tpl1)
print(type(tpl1))

print(tpl2)
print(type(tpl2))



'''
run:

(3457, 'Tom')
<class 'tuple'>
(1098, 'Emma')
<class 'tuple'>

'''

 

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