Creating tuples C# with Example

Tuples are created using generic types Tuple-Tuple. Each of the types represents 
a tuple containing 1 to 8 elements. Elements can be of different types. 
// tuple with 4 elements 
var tuple = new Tuple("foo", 123, true, new MyClass()); 
Tuples can also be created using static Tuple.Create methods. In this case, the types of the elements are inferred 
by the C# Compiler. 
// tuple with 4 elements 
var tuple = Tuple.Create("foo", 123, true, new MyClass()); 
Version ≥ 7.0 
Since C# 7.0, Tuples can be easily created using ValueTuple. 
var tuple = ("foo", 123, true, new MyClass()); 
Elements can be named for easier decomposition. 
(int number, bool flag, MyClass instance) tuple = (123, true, new MyClass());