Python program to concatenate tuples to nested tuple

Method 1:

One method to perform the task is by using the addition operator "+" on the tuples which will add them both creating a new tuple consisting of both the tuple. Generally, the method creates a tuple with no nesting but we will add ',' to each tuple while passing this will return a nested tuple.

# Python program to concatenate 
# tuples to nested tuple

# Initializing and printing tuples
myTuple1 = (3, 4)
myTuple2 = (5, 6)

print("The elements of tuple 1 are " + str(myTuple1))
print("The elements of tuple 2 are " + str(myTuple2))

# Concatenating tuples 
concTuple = (myTuple1, ) + (myTuple2, )
print("The nested tuple after concatenation : " + str(concTuple))

Output:

The elements of tuple 1 are (3, 4)
The elements of tuple 2 are (5, 6)
The nested tuple after concatenation : ((3, 4), (5, 6))

Method 2:

Another method to concatenate the tuples is by using the sum function. While passing we will be passing the tuples in a different way. This will create the new tuple with tuples as elements.

# Python program to concatenate 
# tuples to nested tuple

# Initializing and printing tuples
myTuple1 = (3, 4)
myTuple2 = (5, 6)

print("The elements of tuple 1 are " + str(myTuple1))
print("The elements of tuple 2 are " + str(myTuple2))

# Concatenating tuples 
concTuple = sum(((myTuple1, ), (myTuple2, )), ())
print("The nested tuple after concatenation : " + str(concTuple))

Output:

The elements of tuple 1 are (3, 4)
The elements of tuple 2 are (5, 6)
The nested tuple after concatenation : ((3, 4), (5, 6))