Overview of my main takeaways from my **Week 8** learning on Data structures(Tuples and Dictionaries) from Blockfuse Labs:
**Instructor: Mr. Bankat.**

# **Tuples**
**Definition of a Tuple**: A tuple is an ordered and immutable set of values.

***Example***: dimensions = (1920, 1080)

**Immutability**: Once created, tuples cannot be modified (no adding, deleting, or altering values).

**Data Types**: Tuples can hold varied data types, e.g., employee = ("Jane", 30, False)

***Use Case***: Ideal for protecting data from alterations, such as screen resolutions or returning multiple outputs from functions.

***Mini Project Example***: A dictionary using tuples as values:

books = {
    "Chike and the River": ("Chinua Achebe", 180)
    "Rich Dad Poor Dad": ("Robert T. Kiyosaki", 328),
    "To Kill a Mockingbird": ("Harper Lee", 281),
}
print{books}

# **Python Dictionaries**:

**Definition of a Dictionary**: A collection of unique key-value pairs that is unordered, with immutable keys.

***Example***:

car = {
    "brand": "Toyota",
    "model": "Corolla",
    "year": 2020
}

**Key Concepts:**

Access values by using their keys (e.g., car["brand"] yields "Toyota").

**Methods**:

**.keys():** Provides a list of all keys.

**.values():** Provides a list of all values.

**.items():** Provides all key-value pairs.

*Use Case:* Perfect for handling data that requires distinct identifiers, such as vehicle information records.

# Conclusion
This week improved my understanding of structured data management in Python. Mr. Bankak explained concepts clearly with practical examples and exercises. I feel more confident using dictionaries and tuples in my projects.

**Written By: Zokdat Elkanah.**