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QWhat is the type of the following variable 
aTuple = ("Orange")
print(type(aTuple))

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To create a tuple with a single item, you need to add a comma after the item. Otherwise, Python will not recognize the variable as a tuple, and it will treat it as a string type.

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aTuple = ("Orange")
print(type(aTuple))

bTuple = ("Orange",)
print(type(bTuple))

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