Lesson 38 of 62 · about 15 minutes
*args and **kwargs 🎛️
*args and **kwargs 🎛️ Some functions need to accept any number of values. print() takes as many arguments as you like, and max(3, 9, 4) works with two values or twenty. You can build functions like that yourself with a star or two. *args: any number of…
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