/**
 * In this exercise, you need to implement a function called 'multiplyAndCreateTuple' that takes a dancer's name
 * and a number as arguments. The function should multiply the number by 3 and assign the result to a variable named 'result'.
 * Then, create a tuple named 'dancerTuple' using parentheses that contains the dancer's name and the 'result' variable.
 * Finally, return the 'dancerTuple'.
 *
 * Example:
 * multiplyAndCreateTuple("John", 5) => ("John", 15)
 *
 * Note:
 * - The dancer's name and number will always be of type string and int respectively.
 * - The returned tuple should always contain the dancer's name as the first item and the result as the second item.
 */
fun multiplyAndCreateTuple(dancer: String, number: Int): Pair<String, Int> {

    val result = number * 3
    val dancerTuple = Pair(dancer, result)
    return dancerTuple
}
/**
 * In this exercise, you need to implement a function called 'multiplyAndCreateTuple' that takes a dancer's name
 * and a number as arguments. The function should multiply the number by 3 and assign the result to a variable named 'result'.
 * Then, create a tuple named 'dancerTuple' using parentheses that contains the dancer's name and the 'result' variable.
 * Finally, return the 'dancerTuple'.
 *
 * Example:
 * multiplyAndCreateTuple("John", 5) => ("John", 15)
 *
 * Note:
 * - The dancer's name and number will always be of type string and int respectively.
 * - The returned tuple should always contain the dancer's name as the first item and the result as the second item.
 */
fun multiplyAndCreateTuple(dancer: String, number: Int): Pair<String, Int> {
/**
 * In this exercise, you need to implement a function called 'multiplyAndCreateTuple' that takes a dancer's name
 * and a number as arguments. The function should multiply the number by 3 and assign the result to a variable named 'result'.
 * Then, create a tuple named 'dancerTuple' using parentheses that contains the dancer's name and the 'result' variable.
 * Finally, return the 'dancerTuple'.
 *
 * Example:
 * multiplyAndCreateTuple("John", 5) => ("John", 15)
 *
 * Note:
 * - The dancer's name and number will always be of type string and int respectively.
 * - The returned tuple should always contain the dancer's name as the first item and the result as the second item.
 */
fun multiplyAndCreateTuple(dancer: String, number: Int): Pair<String, Int> {

    val result = number * 3
    val dancerTuple = Pair(dancer, result)
    return dancerTuple
}