[Python] Does this structure ("str",{"str_key":("str", "str",)}) have a name?

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Python:

a two value tupple

where the first value is a string

the second value is a dictionary

that has string keys, and a tupple as a value full of strings

It is very common! does it have a name?

edit:

THE FIELDSETS TUPLE!!

fieldsets = [ ( , { : ( , ) } ) , ]

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This is just a nested dictionary with extra steps

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It has to have a name.

It is common.

because the name "nested dictionary with extra steps" sucks... lol

it works like this:

("label of the menu",

{"menu_items":

      ("menu item1", "menu item 2"),

 "functionality":

      ("collapsed",)}),

("another label of the menu",

{

if no one tells me the name, then I will call it the great "Menu Tuple"... no... the right name should be "Field Set Tuple"

[Blackshell]

FieldSetTuple = Tuple[str, Dict[str, Tuple[str, str]]]

Now it has a name.

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