tuple week 1

# Program to demonstrate Tuple in Python


print("=== Tuple ===")


# Creating a tuple

colors = ("Red", "Green", "Blue")


# Printing the whole tuple

print("Tuple:", colors)


# Accessing element using index

# Index starts from 0 in Python

print("First color:", colors[0])

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