make a tuple in javascript

JavaScript does not have a built-in tuple data type, but you can emulate tuples using arrays. To create a tuple in JavaScript, simply create an array with the desired values, and then wrap the array in parentheses.

Tuples are typically immutable, meaning that once they are created, their values cannot be changed. In JavaScript, the values of an array can be changed, so you would need to ensure that your tuple is treated as immutable.

One way to achieve this is to use destructuring assignment to extract the values of a tuple, which creates new variables that are separate references to the tuple's values.

Here's an example of creating a tuple in JavaScript and extracting its values using destructuring:

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const myTuple = ['foo', 123, true];
const [fooValue, numValue, boolValue] = myTuple;
console.log(fooValue);   // Output: 'foo'
console.log(numValue);   // Output: 123
console.log(boolValue);  // Output: true
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In this example, the myTuple array contains three values, which are then extracted into separate variables using destructuring assignment. Since myTuple is not modified, you can be assured that the values of the variables will not change.