Python:Write function that returns a tuple with two values in asceding order

Python
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The function should return
(2,3)
(3,4)

Could you feedback on below please?

def create tuple():
    tuple=[(3,4),(4,6)]
    return tuple 
numbers=createtuple()
print(numbers)
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Should your function be called createTuple?
You have typos in the definition and call.

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Thank you. Yes. I have edited it to create tuple

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It is still wrong.

Here is a ref that explains how to write a function. Notice what comes after the word define…
< How to write a function in Python>

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Also this is a list of two tuples . Is that what you wanted it to be?

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I want the function to return a tuple containing two values in ascending order . I want to produce
(2,3)
(3,4)

Thanks

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What is the meaning of “produce”?

For eg, does it mean print?

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Yes to print, apologies

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Okay so then the list of tuples you are creating is not useful?
You can just print the tuples you want?

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Hi

Hopefully this is a better explanation.

Write a function that takes two positional arguments and returns a tuple containing the two values in ascending order. Assume the values passed are numbers. There is no need to include a check to see if they are valid.

Demonstrate the function working by calling it with (3, 4) and (6, 4) and printing the result of each. It should produce:

(3, 4)
(4, 6)

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This part of the description was not reflected at all in your code.

Start by writing a simply function, give it a good name that reflects its purpose and that takes the arguments mentioned.

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Hi there,

I am not sure why you decided to spoil the solution.
I would think you would know that doing that also spoils the learning process.

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Okay I am deleting it!

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Perhaps you can help another way?

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Yah I Must use some other way.

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