Python *args and **kwargs

Python Function Arguments Python allows us to define three types of arguments for a function: Formal Arguments, for example def add(a, b) Variable number of non-keyworded arguments using *args, for example def add(*args) Variable number of keyworded arguments or named arguments using **kwargs, for example def add(**kwargs). Some important points about function arguments. When we […] The post Python *args and **kwargs appeared first on JournalDev.

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