""" tuple trouble!!! if a truple only has one value it treats the values of that string individually you can add a comma after this value to rectify it or... """ one_t = ('bob') print one_t[0] two_t = ('bob',) print two_t[0] #solution use a list one_l = ['bob'] print one_l[0] #further searching reveals the problem #turn it into a list one_tl = ('bob') print type(one_tl) is tuple one_nl = list(one_tl) print type(one_nl) is list print one_nl[0] # Conclusion: #The commas are what makes a tuple. The empty tuple is the exception, not the rule.
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