Explain plucktuple?
Answer / Shabana Azmi
The `PLUCK` operator in Apache Pig is used to extract specific columns from a relation based on a given schema. It takes two arguments: the input relation and a tuple representing the indices or names of the desired columns. Here's an example:nn``piglatinnA = LOAD 'input/data.txt' AS (a:char, b:int, c:float);nB = PLUCK A ((0), (2));ndump B;``
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