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Python Tuple Methods

In Python, tuples are immutables. Meaning, you cannot change items of a tuple once it is assigned. There are only two tuple methods count() and index() that a tuple object can call.

Python Tuple count()

returns count of the element in the tuple

Python Tuple index()

returns the index of the element in the tuple