Extract data from rect = cv2.minAreaRect(c) structure (tuple?)

Python
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I have rect = cv2.minAreaRect(c) which contains the data as (centre x,y), (size l,w), angle.

How can I extract the data so I have it in simple integer form?

Ie.

x=

y=

l=

w=

angle=

I know this is simple but I’m kind of struggling with the Python terminology I think.

Thanks,

JP

P.S.:

This is what I have working now, is there a better way?

    `(rx,ry),(rl,rw),ra = rect`

print (int(rx), int(ry), int(rl), int(rw), int(ra))

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That is how to do it.

The concept is called “destructuring bind”. It is not unique to Python. Other languages have this too.

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