Edit List <Tuple> item
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var tuple = List.Find(s => s.Item1 == box.Text); //assuming you're searching for the first string, but you can change the predicate anyway. tuple = new Tuple<string, string>(new String, tuple.Item2); As mentioned in another answer, you can also use an index, but you can also just find the object and update it, which should work too.
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You can find the index in the same way - by applying a condition to each tuple from the list:
var index = listOfTuples.FindIndex(t => t.Item1 == box1.Text || t.Item2 == box2.Text); You can replace an element by calling Tuple.Create :
listOfTuples[index] = Tuple.Create(box3.Text, box4.Text); +7