Create a Tuple and Access Elements

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From the lesson: Python Tuples: When and Why to Use Immutable Sequences

Think about GPS coordinates. A location like (40.7128, -74.0060) represents New York City. If you accidentally changed one of those numbers, the location would point somewhere completely different. Some data simply should not change after you create it.

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Create a tuple called seasons containing the four seasons as strings: 'Spring', 'Summer', 'Fall', 'Winter'.

Then print the first and last season, each on its own line.

Expected output:

Spring
Winter

# Create the seasons tuple

# Print the first season

# Print the last season

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