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Hi Terry, yes, you are right about the order. This example was aimed to demonstrate how to create the named tuple regardless of the key ordering. The idea is that we always use it by providing keyword arguments. This way the order doesn't make a difference. Like this:

In [2]: alpha = 0.3

In [3]: c = {"r": 50, "g": 205, "b": 50, "alpha": alpha}

In [4]: from collections import namedtuple

In [5]: Color = namedtuple("Color", c)

In [6]: Color(**c)
Out[6]: Color(r=50, g=205, b=50, alpha=0.3)

In [7]: Color(g=205, r=50, b=50, alpha=0.2)
Out[7]: Color(r=50, g=205, b=50, alpha=0.2)