In this article, you’ll see how to convert a list to a tuple in Python. I highly recommend you get the “Python Crash Course Book” to learn Python. There are different methods to convert a list into a tuple. Three methods are given:
Method 1: list to tuple
You can use tuple keyword to convert a list into a tuple. This is a simple and best method.
# Define a list a = ['DL', 'AI', 5, 10, 'ML'] # Convert the list into tuple b = tuple(a) # Display the tuple print(b) # Display the type print(type(b))
Output:
('DL', 'AI', 5, 10, 'ML')
<class 'tuple'>
Method 2
# Define a list a = ['DL', 'AI', 5, 10, 'ML'] # Convert the list into tuple b = (*a,) # Display the tuple print(b) # Display the type print(type(b))
Output:
('DL', 'AI', 5, 10, 'ML')
<class 'tuple'>
Method 3
# Define a list a = ['DL', 'AI', 5, 10, 'ML'] # Convert the list into tuple b = tuple(i for i in a) # Display the tuple print(b) # Display the type print(type(b))
Output:
('DL', 'AI', 5, 10, 'ML')
<class 'tuple'>
