How do you convert a tuple to a list in Python?

The conversion of a tuple to a list in Python can be achieved using the built-in list() function. When you pass a tuple as an argument to this function, it returns a new list that contains all the elements of the tuple. This method is straightforward and leverages Python's capabilities for data type conversion.

For instance, if you have a tuple like my_tuple = (1, 2, 3), calling list(my_tuple) will produce the output [1, 2, 3], effectively converting the tuple into a list.

Other options listed do not represent valid methods for converting a tuple to a list. For instance, convert(my_tuple, list) implies a function that does not exist in Python, and my_tuple.to_list() suggests that tuple objects possess a method called to_list() which is not part of the built-in tuple methods. Lastly, tuple(my_list) actually performs the opposite conversion, turning a list back into a tuple instead of the desired conversion from tuple to list.