How to create a tuple of random elements in Python
In this tutorial, we will see how to create a tuple of random elements in Python.
A Tuple in Python is a collection of immutable elements enclosed in parentheses or in other words a collection of sequenced and unchangeable elements that are enclosed in round brackets.
Create a Tuple of random elements in Python
Firstly, import random to use numpy.random.randint function to generate random elements from a specified range of elements from starting_int to end_int range as shown in the example below.
There are further two ways to use the random function to generate random elements :
- without size in a parameter.
For instance, add parameters to the function and print variable X as shown in the example below.
INPUT:
import numpy as np import random X=np.random.randint(10,20) print(X)
OUTPUT:
12
After that, an element is generated. Meanwhile, integer values just can’t directly be used to generate a tuple so to create a tuple, the next step is to change the integer values to an array type as tuple can be generated through an array type.
INPUT:
z=np.array([X])
After that, create a tuple and print it and use type function to check the type of the element.
INPUT:
Tuple_1= tuple(z) print(Tuple_1) print(type(Tuple_1))
OUTPUT:
(12,) <class 'tuple'>
- with size in a parameter.
Above all, the basic difference is it doesn’t need an array function instead it uses size in a parameter so similarly add parameters with the size too, create a tuple, print it and check the type.
INPUT:
import numpy as np import random X=np.random.randint(10,20,size=10) print(X) Tuple_1=tuple(X) print(Tuple_1) print(type(Tuple_1))
OUTPUT:
[15 15 11 10 16 17 15 12 14 10] (15, 15, 11, 10, 16, 17, 15, 12, 14, 10) <class 'tuple'>
And boom! here is a Tuple of random elements. I hope this was helpful for all you coders. Happy Coding to ya all!
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