The Python zip() function accepts iterable items and merges them into a single tuple. The resultant value is a zip object that stores pairs of iterables. You can pass lists, tuples, sets, or dictionaries through the zip() function.
Python has a number of built-in functions that allow coders to loop through data. Zip() is available in built-in namespace.
-The zip() function creates an iterator that will merge elements from two or more data sources into one.
-If no argument is passed to zip(), it returns an empty iterator.
-The shortest iterator passed to the zip() function decides the length of the new iterator, returned by zip() function.
