[Python Edinburgh] Comparing two Tuples

[Dougal Matthews]

Random question for you all. I've got a solution but I don't think its that
intuitive, so I'm curious if there is a neater way.

What is the best to compare two tuples and see if they contain one or more
of the same items.

A = (1,2,3)
B = (3,4,5)
C = (6,7,8)

Where A would match B because they both have 3 and C wouldn't match either.

if <magic here>:
    print "One or more item is the same"
else:
    print "The tuples don't contain any of the same items"


Dougal
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