How do I hash tuples in Python with standard library only?

In Python, you can hash tuples using the built-in `hash()` function. Since tuples are immutable and hashable (provided all their elements are hashable), you can easily generate a hash value for them. This can be useful for creating unique identifiers or for using tuples as keys in dictionaries or as elements in sets.

Here’s an example of how to hash a tuple:


        # Example of hashing a tuple in Python
        my_tuple = (1, 2, 3, 'hello')
        tuple_hash = hash(my_tuple)
        print(f'The hash of the tuple {my_tuple} is: {tuple_hash}')