The video tutorial explains tuples in Python, highlighting their immutability and ordered nature. It demonstrates how to create tuples, access elements using indexing, and the consequences of attempting to modify them. The tutorial also covers looping through tuples, counting elements, and determining indices. It concludes by advising when to use tuples, emphasizing their suitability for data that remains constant.

Can a tuple contain duplicate values? Provide an example.

In what scenarios should you use tuples instead of lists?