When can you use traits?
Answer / Rachna
In Scala, tuples come in two flavors: `TupleN` and `ProductN`. `TupleN` represents a fixed-size tuple with predefined positions for its elements. `ProductN`, on the other hand, is a more generalized form that can adapt to any given set of values.
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