What distinguishes lists from tuples?

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Lists	Tuples
Lists are mutable, i.e., they can be edited	Tuples possess immutability, denoting their incapability of being modified like lists.
Lists are usually slower than tuples	Tuples are faster than lists
Lists consume a lot of memory	Tuples consume less memory when compared to lists
Lists have a higher likelihood of experiencing unexpected changes, making them less reliable in terms of errors.	Tuples offer increased reliability due to their resistance to unexpected modifications.
Lists consist of many built-in functions.	Tuples do not consist of any built-in functions.
Syntax:list_1 = [10, ‘Intellipaat’, 20]	Syntax:tup_1 = (10, ‘Intellipaat’ , 20)

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