I get asked this from time to time, so for the fun of it, I’ll post this:

Tuples are immutable lists in python (and other languages).  Very lightweight, unchangable arrays.  They are used for storing multiple values in one variable (usually a fixed number of values).

x = (1, 2, 3, 'abc')
x[0]
-> 1
x[1] 
-> 2
x[2] 
-> 3

x[3] 
-> abc
x["bob"] 
-> TypeError: tuple indices must be integers, not str




Tuples are immutable lists in python (and other languages).  Very lightweight, unchangable arrays.
x = (1,2,3)
x[0] == 1
x[1] == 2
x[2] == 3
x[“bob”] == “tuple indices must be integers”
A common example is storing x,y coordinances.  You could use a tuple for that:
point = (12,38)
Python can unpack tuples also.
x,y = (12,38)
x
-> 12
y
-> 38

Enjoy.