Python programming *args and **kwargs - Enable functions to accept multiple arguments

Hello Everyone, Welcome to the Video series on Interesting Topics of Modern Python Programming. In this Python programming tutorial series, I talk about various topics of python including Python Object Oriented Programming.

In this video, I'm talking about python args and kwargs, a way to pass variable arguments in python functions. Args is used for passing multiple arguments while kwargs is used for passingkeyword arguments. python args and python kwargs can be used in any functions in python and is very useful in python programming.

*args and **kwargs allows you pass multiple argument and multiple keyword arguments without defining them explicitly. This is very helpful in cases where you want to accept variable arguments from the caller of the function

In this video I've explained how and under what circumstances we must use *args and **kwargs

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[sandobond]

Very good explanation sir. Thank you. Looking for more classes like this

[dantheman]

Great content as usual! In my opinion, the power that *args and **kwargs gives the developer often results in difficult to learn code especially if the author doesn't document the function well. In other languages it can be obvious what a function does just by at the arguments a function definition takes. I still like python the best even with this one downside!

[ahmadchauhan]

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[tanveerahmad]

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