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Nested tuple

A nested tuple is a tuple containing one or more other tuples as elements.

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Get Programming: Learn to code with Python

A nested tuple is a tuple whose elements include one or more tuples as subordinate collections.

How it is used
Uses nested tuples to access structured values and return multiple related collections from file-processing functions.
How deep it goes
Explains construction, length, indexing, slicing, chained access, and file-based organization, but stops short of advanced tuple internals.
Examples
Demonstrates deeply nested numeric and string tuples, quick-check expressions, and names-and-phone-numbers parsed from alternating file lines.
What you can do after
Apply it via Python indexing and slicing to retrieve values or organize related file data into one return value.

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F# in Action: A Revised Edition of Get Programming with F#

A nested tuple is a tuple containing another tuple as one of its elements.

How it is used
Uses grouping to structure related tuple values and return multi-part results.
How deep it goes
Explains construction and two-level deconstruction, then stops short of broader tuple runtime representation.
Examples
Demonstrates a nested name-and-age value and an exercise returning personal details with an age category.
What you can do after
Build it from scratch by grouping tuple elements and deconstructing nested results in F#.

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