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    <description>Resources Slides Video Script Finally, let’s look at one other collection, called the tuple. A tuple is a very simple data structure that stores multiple pieces of data in the same object. Technically, a tuple is a “finite ordered list of values” but we can really think of it as a simple class or list of data. Some programming languages, such as Python, natively include tuples as part of the language. Sadly, Java does not, but it is very simple to build our own Tuple class. Let’s look at how to do that by building a class that stores a Tuple of two ints.</description>
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