1.Slicing in Python? 2.Difference between list and tuple?

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Slicing in Python is a way to extract a portion of a sequence, such as a string, list, or tuple.

Slicing is done using the square bracket notation with a start, stop, and step value.
The start index is inclusive, the stop index is exclusive, and the step value determines the increment.
Slicing can be used to extract a subsequence, reverse a sequence, or create a copy of a sequence.
Examples: myList[2:5] returns elements at index 2, 3, and 4. myList[::-1] returns a reversed copy of myList.

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Tupes are immutable in nature and lists are mutable in nature and tupes 33 available methods on tupes and 46 method available

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Python, tuples are allocated large blocks of memory with lower overhead, since they are immutable; whereas for lists, small memory blocks are allocated. Between the two, tuples have smaller memory. This helps in making tuples faster than lists when there are a large number of elements.

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In Python, tuples are allocated large blocks of memory with lower overhead, since they are immutable; whereas for lists, small memory blocks are allocated. Between the two, tuples have smaller memory. This helps in making tuples faster than lists when there are a large number of elements.

1.Slicing in Python? 2.Difference between list and tuple?

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