1 Data types

---
title: Operate on Mixed Data Types
---

# Problem Statement

Write a function `process_data` that takes three arguments: an integer `n`, a float `f`, and a string `s`. The function should:

1. Return the sum of `n` and `f`.
2. Convert the string `s` to uppercase.
3. Return the two results as a tuple.

**Example**
```py3
process_data(5, 4.5, "hello") # (9.5, "HELLO")
process_data(10, 3.2, "world") # (13.2, "WORLD")
```

# Solution
<template>
```py3
def process_data(n: int, f: float, s: str) -> tuple:
    '''
    Given an integer, a float, and a string, perform specific operations and return the results.

    Arguments:
    n: int - an integer value.
    f: float - a floating-point number.
    s: str - a string.

    Return: tuple - A tuple containing the sum of n and f, and the uppercase version of s.
    '''
    return (n + f, s.upper())
```
</template>
# Public Test Cases

## Input 1

```
is_equal(
    process_data(2, 3.5, "test"),
    (5.5, "TEST")
)
```

## Output 1

```
True
```

## Input 2

```
is_equal(
    process_data(7, 0.0, "python"),
    (7.0, "PYTHON")
)
```

## Output 2

```
True
```

## Input 3

```
is_equal(
    process_data(-5, 10.2, "Data"),
    (5.2, "DATA")
)
```

## Output 3

```
True
```

# Private Test Cases

## Input 1

```
n = 0
f = 1.1
s = "coding"
is_equal(
    process_data(n, f, s),
    (1.1, "CODING")
)
n = 100
f = 99.99
s = "Mix"
is_equal(
    process_data(n, f, s),
    (199.99, "MIX")
)
n = -50
f = -50.5
s = "negative"
is_equal(
    process_data(n, f, s),
    (-100.5, "NEGATIVE")
)
```

## Output 1

```
True
True
True
```