Is it possible to combine two variables after an if statement in Django/Python, but only allowing the merging of tuple types and not integers?

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Yes, it is possible to combine two variables after an if statement in Django/Python using the "+" operator. However, you can specify the condition that the merging can only be done for tuple data types and not integers. Here's an example:

if isinstance(var1, tuple) and isinstance(var2, tuple):
   merged_tuple = var1 + var2
else:
   print("Merging is only allowed for tuple data types.")

In this code snippet, the logic first checks if both var1 and var2 are tuple data types. If this condition is satisfied, then the two tuples are added together using the "+" operator and stored in a new tuple variable called merged_tuple. If either variable is an integer or a different data type, then the if statement condition fails, and the code prints an error message instead of merging the variables.