Respuesta :

tupleD = (3, 9, 9, 9, 9, 10)

tupleD.count(9)

The code above will return 4 on the next line.

What are Tuples:

Tuples are list of items stored in a variable. Tuples are used to store collection of items in python. Tuples are immutable unlike list. This means they are ordered and unchangeable.

We cannot add , change or remove items after the tuples have been declared. Tuples are enclosed with ().

Let's find the next line the code will display.

Code explanation:

  • A collection of number is stored in a variable tupleD. The tuple contain 6 integers(including duplicate).  
  • The second line of the code count the number of times 9 occurs in the tuple.
  • The final line(Next line) should return 4 if the code is typed on the python shell. It will return 4 because 9 occurs 4 times.

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