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PYTHON UNPACKING SAFELY CODE
The following code unpacks a string, a list and a sequence produced by range: In : first, second = 'hi' A ValueError occurs if the number of variables to the left of the assignment symbol is not identical to the number of elements in the sequence on the right: In : student_tuple = ( 'Amanda', ) You can unpack any sequence’s elements by assigning the sequence to a comma-separated list of variables. The previous chapter introduced tuple unpacking.
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