job_opening = ("Software Engineer", "New York City", 100000)

position, city, salary  =  job_opening           #destructuring values in job_opening tuple and assigning them to new variables

#Testing
print(position)
print(city)
print(salary)



address = ("35 Elm Street", "San Francisco", "CA", "94107")

street, *city_and_state, zip_code = address     #destructuring values in address tuple and assigning them to new variables

#Testing
print(street)
print(zip_code)
print(city_and_state)



#This program declares a function that accepts a tuple of elements(numbers) and returns a tuple with two numeric values: (sum of the even numbers, sum of the odd numbers)

#function

def sum_of_evens_and_odds(*a_tuple_of_numbers):  #asterisks(*) should be introduced to demonstrate that it would accept a tuple

    even_numbers = sum(tuple(filter(lambda x : x%2 ==0 , a_tuple_of_numbers))) #this would store the sum of all the even numbers in the tuple in the even_numbers variable

    odd_numbers =  sum(tuple(filter(lambda x : x%2 ==1 , a_tuple_of_numbers)))  #this would store the sum of all the odd numbers in the tuple in the odd_numbers variable

    return(even_numbers, odd_numbers)

#calling the function
print(sum_of_evens_and_odds(1, 2, 3, 4))   # Example (the argument must be a tuple consisting of numbers)
print(sum_of_evens_and_odds(2, 4, 6))      # Example