Python Args Kwargs | How to use it and why it does exist

Python args kwargs
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👍Welcome to my Python Intermediate videos Series

In this video, we will understand why everyone uses *args and **kwargs, and why you see it in almost each Class that you import from an external library.

This could be a topic that could cause a headache before you understand the idea behind it, but hopefully, this 15-minute video will teach you the idea behind this logic.

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Timeline for the video:
00:00 - 06:46 - Understanding the *args
06:07 - 10:45 - Understand the **kwargs
10:46 - 17:05 - How **kwargs appears in Classes / External library

[jimshapedcoding]

So to prevent the we're you drunk question at 05:06, I wasn't.
Just realized too late that I wrote year of births instead of years of birth ;)
Feel free to comment here with questions, feedbacks as usual!

[glassbottle]

I'm learning this stuff cause I have some down time, and I could not figure out args or kwargs, like the reason behind their uses. And this video really broke down the concept for me. So thank you!!

[delbandtaha]

Keep up the good work. You are doing a great job!

I watched the channel Tech With Tim grow and go from just a few thousands to now almost 500K. Hopefully you too will soon get more followers and even sponsors. ✌🏻

[asim_]

A very nice way to explain *, **, Great work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[iramkhan]

Thanks for this! I never knew **kwargs was like a dictionary. This was a huge help for me. Keep up the good work. :)

[Ловимомент-бп]

Where are you from? Your accent makes the words easier to recognize what you are saying. Keep the good work, thanks!

[adithyagmenon]

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