Tuple: Exercises, Practice, Solutions
Scala collection Tuple: Exercises Practice Solution [ 10 exercises with solution ]
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The following exercises cover various aspects of working with tuples in Scala. These include creating tuples, accessing elements, performing operations, and applying tuple-specific functions.
1. Write a Scala program that creates a tuple with three elements. Access the second element of the tuple.
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2. Write a Scala program that checks if a tuple is empty or not.
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3. Write a Scala program that creates a tuple with the square of numbers from 1 to 6.
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4. Write a Scala program that creates a tuple from two lists.
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5. Write a Scala program to swap the elements of a tuple (e.g., (100, 200) should become (200, 100)).
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6. Write a Scala program to concatenate two tuples: (200, "Scala") and (300, "Exercises") should become ("Scala Exercises", 500).
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7. Write a Scala program that checks if a tuple contains a specific element.
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8. Write a Scala program that merges two tuples into a single tuple.
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9. Write a Scala program to find distinct elements in a tuple.
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10. Write a Scala program to check if two tuples are equal.
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