Which is a correctly formatted Python tuple? [12, "circle", "square"] {"n":12, "shape1": "circle", "shape2": "square"} (12, "circle", "square") 12 circle square

(12, "circle”, “square")  

Explanation:

Python is a computer programming language that is used to write programs. In the python programming language, the Tuple is a data type that can be defined inside a parentheses "()". It is of immutable kind which means the elements inside the parentheses cannot be changed once the elements are inserted inside the tuple. It is also defined by "()" or by predefined function, tuple().

In the context, the correct format of python tuple is : (12, "circle”, “square").

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