Python | Tuple elements inversions

Method 1:

One method to invert elements of the tuple is by using a lambda function inside the map() with the function as an inversion operator. This will create a collection will all elements of the tuple inverted. Then we will convert it into a tuple.

# Python program to perform 
# tuple elements inversion

# Creating and print the 
# initial tuple
myTuple = (3, 1, 5, 9)
print("Initially elements of the tuple are " + str(myTuple))

# Bitwise inverting elements 
# of the tuple
invTuple = tuple(list(map(lambda x: ~x, list(myTuple))))

print("Bitwise inversion of all tuple elements are " + str(invTuple))

Output:

Initially elements of the tuple are (3, 1, 5, 9)
Bitwise inversion of all tuple elements are (-4, -2, -6, -10)

Method 2:

Another method to bitwise inverts the elements of the tuple is by using the operator.invert instead of inversion operator as the map's lambda function.

# Python program to perform 
# tuple elements inversion

import operator

# Creating and print the initial tuple
myTuple = (3, 1, 5, 9)
print("Initially elements of the tuple are " + str(myTuple))

# Bitwise inverting elements of the tuple
invTuple = tuple(list(map(operator.invert, list(myTuple))))

print("Bitwise inversion of all tuple elements are " + str(invTuple))

Output:

Initially elements of the tuple are (3, 1, 5, 9)
Bitwise inversion of all tuple elements are (-4, -2, -6, -10)