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How to print nested tuple in Python

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tpls = (("python", "c", 847.938), ("c++", "c#", 2020.72), ("java", "go", 489287))

for t in tpls:
    print(t[0] + " " + t[1] + " ", t[2])
    
    
    

'''
run:

python c  847.938
c++ c#  2020.72
java go  489287

'''

 



answered Oct 3, 2021 by avibootz
0 votes
tpls = (1, ("python", "c"), 8, ("c++", "c#"), 17, ("java", "go"))

for t in tpls:
    print(t)
    
    
    

'''
run:

1
('python', 'c')
8
('c++', 'c#')
17
('java', 'go')

'''

 



answered Oct 3, 2021 by avibootz
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