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@PythonPr is this an operation in a list or tuple?

@PythonPr Answer: 20 t[1] is 10 (indexing starts at 0). 10 * 2 = 20. For beginners: first element is t[0], not t[1]. Off-by-one is the most common beginner mistake.

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@PythonPr print(t[1] * 2) multiplies element 10 * 2 = 20

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@PythonPr Umm everything starts at 0 so buzz 10 x 2 is 20

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@PythonPr If you remember that tuples use zero-based indexing, you should be fine

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@PythonPr 20, i could be wrong

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@PythonPr 20 as t[0] is valid index

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@PythonPr Output: 20 ... .@PythonPr