Question 1 - Very Short Answer Type Questions (1 Mark each) - Chapter 10 Class 11 - Tuples and Dictionaries

What will be the output of the following code?

tup1 =(3,4),
tup2=(5,6),
res = tup1+tup2
print(“ new tuple is "+ str(res))

Answer:

The output of the code is:  new tuple is ((3, 4), (5, 6))

Explanation:

• The code creates two tuples, tup1 and tup2 , with two elements each.
• The code then uses the + operator to concatenate (join) the two tuples and assign the result to a new variable res.
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• The + operator creates a new tuple that contains all the elements of the first tuple followed by all the elements of the second tuple.

• The code then prints the value of res using the str() function to convert it to a string and concatenating it with another string "new tuple is ".
• The print() function displays the output to the standard output device (usually the screen).