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Why does Python’s tuple not have any method associated with it? e.g. tuple.append(), tuple.remove(), etc.?
If the contents of tuple are accessed as we access list items, then why does tuple not have list-related methods?
tuples are immutable, you cannot change their content.EDIT – as commented on the question, and I’m not sure came clear from my answer – there are methods for tuples, but not methods that modify them.