I have a list of tuples like so: tuples=[(41, 'Mike'), (29, 'Tom'), (28, 'Sarah'), (22, 'Jane'), (18, 'John'] The ints are ages of the individuals and the strings are their names. The tuples are ordered by the individuals age on purpose. I understand list indexes work here. So if I want to access the first tuple then: tuples[0] will access (41, 'Mike') How do I access the values within the tuples? I would like to loop through the tuple and print: "They are" AGE "years old, and their name is" NAME. So for tuples[0] it would look like: "They are" 41 "years old, and their name is" Mike. Continue reading...
