How do you concatenate tuples in Python?

You cannot concatenate data types such as 'int', 'string' etc. to a tuple. However, you can concatenate two tuples.

Review the following code:
>>> t=12, -34, 'hi', True
>>> t
(12, -34, 'hi', True)
t is a tuple.
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>>> b=13,45,56
>>> b
(13, 45, 56)
b is another tuple
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>>> g=t+b
>>> g
(12, -34, 'hi', True, 13, 45, 56)
Tuple g is obtained by concatenating t and b
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>>> c=555,444
>>> c
(555, 444)
C is another tuple
You can do this:
>>> g += c
>>> g
(12, -34, 'hi', True, 13, 45, 56, 555, 444)
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If you try to concatenate a list to a tuple you will get this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "", line 1, in
    c+lst2
TypeError: can only concatenate tuple (not "list") to tuple