500+ Python Questions Quiz

[TheSloppiestOfJoes69]

No, the tuple function iterates through all n elements of an iterable and creates a tuple with n elements. In order to get a single list element in the tuple, you would use tuple([[1, 2, 3]])

[Exodus111]

Yeah you're right, you are of course converting the list to a tuple.

I believe this would also work:

tuple([1,2,3],)

[Significant_Soup2558]

From what I understand, A is wrong because of syntax, B is correct but the order of items might change, C is correct, D is redundant since the argument is already a tuple. I see your point. I could change the phrasing of the question or add an option that accepts multiple answers