How do I recall an item with an index from a tuple like {"A":1 , "B":2)

Question

For the record, im a python noob So dont expect to mutch of me.

Lets say i have a Tuple:,

Tuple = {1:'A',5:'B'}

how do I return the second item of this tuple?

I Tried googling it, but I couldnt find anything

I tried

Tuple = {1:'A',5:'B'}

return Tuple[1]

I wanted to return 5 But, It returned 'A'. I know why this is, I just want to know how to return the 2nd item.

Does this answer your question? [Extract the nth key in a python dictionary?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16977385/extract-the-nth-key-in-a-python-dictionary) — ekhumoro, Nov 17 '22 at 13:20
`{1:'A',5:'B'}` is a dict, not a tuple. To get the nth key of a dict, do `list(d)[n]` (or in your example `list(Tuple)[1]` -> `5`). — ekhumoro, Nov 17 '22 at 13:23

KapBytes Technologies · Answer 1 · 2022-11-17T13:17:28.687

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Tuple = {1:'A',5:'B'} this is not a Tuple variable. It is remaining a dictionary variable.

If You want To access this as a tuple, then you need to conver it into tuple . For Example,

Tuple = tuple({1:'A',5:'B'})
return Tuple[1]

Now this will return 2nd element of Tuple.

edited Nov 17 '22 at 13:17

answered Nov 17 '22 at 13:13

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