tuple
/ˈtuːpəl/Definitions
1. noun
A small, usually rounded bundle of things, such as the bundle of a crayon, the bundle of a wire, or the bundle of a stem.
“She unwrapped the small bundle of sticks that the artist had given her.”
2. noun
A group of three or more items that belong together or are related in some way, often used in mathematics and computer science to represent a sequence of values.
“The database stored each customer’s order as a tuple of date, quantity, and price.”
3. verb
To gather or tie into a bundle.
“She had to tuple the cords to make them easier to store.”
4. verb
To insert a tuple into a database, especially in SQL.
“The programmer had to tuple the new customer’s information into the database.”