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Answer» In Python, both LIST and tuple are CLASSES of data structures. Differences between list and tuple are as follows. List
| Tuple
| Lists are mutable i.e.; they can be modified
| Tuples are immutable i.e.; they can’t be modified
| Memory consumption of List is more
| Memory consumption of Tuple is less as compared to List
| List is more prone to errors and unexpected changes
| Tuple is not prone to such errors and unexpected changes
| It CONTAINS a lot of built-in methods
| It doesn’t CONTAIN much built-in methods
| Operations like insertion and deletion are performed better using list
| Tuple is mainly used for accessing the elements
| List has dynamic characteristics so it is slower compared to tuple
| Tuple has STATIC characteristics so it is faster
| Syntax: list_data1 = ['list', 'can', 'be', 'modified', 'easily']
| Syntax: tuple_data1 = ('tuple', 'can’t', 'be', 'modified', 'ever')
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