The Complete Python Course - Difference between Tuples and Lists - Python – Lists

The video tutorial explains the differences between tuples and lists in Python. Tuples are immutable and use parentheses, while lists are mutable and use square brackets. Tuples are generally faster than lists. The tutorial also covers how to create both tuples and lists, emphasizing the syntax and performance differences.

Which of the following statements is true about tuples?

• Tuples are mutable.

• Tuples require square brackets.

• Tuples are immutable.

• Tuples can be modified after creation.

What is the correct way to define a list in Python?

• Using curly braces.

• Using square brackets.

• Using parentheses.

• Using angle brackets.

Which of the following is a characteristic of lists?

• Lists are mutable.

• Lists are immutable.

• Lists cannot be modified.

• Lists use parentheses.

Why might you choose a tuple over a list?

• Tuples are mutable.

• Tuples are slower than lists.

• Tuples are faster than lists.

• Tuples require more memory.

What is optional when creating a tuple?

• Using angle brackets.

• Using parentheses.

• Using curly braces.

• Using square brackets.