Python Tutorial 26 --- "*args and **kwargs In Python"
Python Tutorial 26 --- "*args and **kwargs In Python" DOC: We have worked with functions lately and also have made our own functions. We have seen that a function can only pass a certain number of arguments. The number of arguments has to be decided while defining the function, and it can not be changed while calling it. In simple terms, the number of arguments passed should be the same as the ones that are defined. If we dislike this restriction and do not want ourselves to be bound by certain limits, then we are lucky to have *args and **kwargs with us. Before discussing *args and **kwargs, we should have a basic knowledge about types of arguments. In Python programming, there are two types of arguments that can be passed in a function. positional arguments keyword arguments Positional arguments are the one in which an order has to be followed while passing arguments. We have been dealing with them until now. We know how normal functions work with positio...