Empty lists can sometimes be tricky to shape into the size you need for your data structure, though, since multiplying an empty list will produce simply an empty list!
```python3
>>> [ ] * 5
[ ]
```
There are multiple ways to accomplish this for lists, but we'll start by some practice with the case of tuples. Since our homework requires us to work with tuples, this will also get you comfortable manipulating them.
**Write a function to create a tuple composed of an arbitrary number *n* of empty lists. We'll use n=5 as a test case, but write your code in such a way that *n* can be any integer we choose.**">
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