It's invaluable in several use cases, especially when working with external code that expects a tuple, when unpacking a tuple (a, b = c) especially when iterati

It's invaluable in several use cases, especially when working with external code that expects a tuple, when unpacking a tuple (a, b = c) especially when iterating over them in a loop (for a, b in c). You have used some of these methods before. So are you bizzaro? No. Nobody is bizarro for mentioning this, it's extremely handy and it's kind of in the name: namedtuple. Without this they are utterly pointless.