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What is an Ntuple and how do you use it?
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sounds vaguely familiar; if i recall corectly its just a word to describe "this many" times
I came across that term when studying data bases, it was something like a column of data in somethig like a grid (Excel)
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An n-tuple is just an ordered collection of elements. Similar to a set, but it has a specific order. For example the typical coordinate pairs we use to describe points on a graph, (-5,3) is a n-tuple where the n is 2.
Polpak how did you get 2?
There are two elements in the tuple..
-5 and 3.
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