Hi Kaushal, I might have to do a little guessing and see what is not clear from the explanation.
The whole point of returning a tuple as opposed to, say, returning a list, is the fact that tuples are NON mutable. That is, *apparently* you would not be returning a reference, but the values themselves. There is no better example I can think of, than the one you already read. If you want a function tu return multiple parameters so that you can do. ret1, ret2 = func() then have func return a tuple. That's the whole point of the chapter you read. Maybe there is too much information in the discussion that does not look useful to you if you have not run into a problem where you need it. I hope this is not some kind of homework :) Hugo _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
