It is possible to unpack tuple elements in Python. You can do so by assigning tuple elements to multiple variables. For this, use the assignment operator (=). The variable count to the left side of the assignment operator should match the number of tuple elements. See coding example below.

my_tuple = (1, 2, 3)
a, b, c = my_tuple

You can also use the * operator to unpack the elements of a tuple, which assigns all the remaining elements of the tuple to a new tuple. Here’s an example:

first, *rest = my_tuple

You can also use the * operator to unpack elements in the front of the tuple, too. See below:

*front, last = my_tuple

These two approaches can be combined. An example is provided in the code snippet below.

first, *middle, last = my_tuple

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