*args and **kwargs In Python | Python Tutorials For Absolute Beginners In Hindi #41

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#you can add as many argument as you want using * args def funct(*args): for i in args: print(i) funct("ram","shyam","mohan","john","ron", "son")

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@@sumitsingh-ys6ew Problem :: def funct(args): for i in args: print(i) funct("ram","ron", "son") O/P :: TypeError: funct() takes 1 positional argument but 3 were given. Solution : a) without using *args :: def funct(args): for i in args: print(i) str1= ("ram","ron", "son") funct(str1) O/P :: ram,ron,son b) with using * args:: if we want optimized code , we will avoid using primary memory by storing RAM,RON and SON in identifier STR1. Instead we would use cache memory and pass RAM,RON and SON as parameters inside the function. But since by design FUNCT in this case is allowed to take only one parameter so we use *arg trick to fool the interpreter that we are passing only 1 parameter although its a tuple having multiple values. def funct(*args): for i in args: print(i) funct("ram","ron", "son") O/P ram,ron,son @Harry : bhai ye sahi ha na ?

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example program of normal parameter, args and kwargs def to_pow(to_pow, *args, **kwargs): """ :param to_pow: First argument that indicates what power you want to apply on the rest of *args :param args: list on number on which you want to appy the exponential power :param kwargs: takes sort key as third argument :return: sorted list if sort = True was passed otherwise returns the list in same order """ res = list(map(lambda x: x ** to_pow, args)) if kwargs.get("sort"): return sorted(res) return res print(to_pow(3, 2, 1, 6, 34, 12, 7, sort=True))

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Hi, harry i have one doubt that :- def funtargs1(*name): print(type(name)) print(f'I am {name[0]} and i am {name[1]} year old. I am working with {name[2]}') lst = ['siddharth kumar jain', 25, 'xyz'] funtargs(*lst) def funtargs2(name): print(type(name)) print(f'I am {name[0]} and i am {name[1]} year old. I am working with {name[2]}') lst = ['siddharth kumar jain', 25, 'xyz'] funtargs(lst) these both code works same and results are also same , only type is different one is tuple and other is list. So why we are using this " *args " then??

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@CodeWithHarry Bro we can also past tuple and dictionary in normal the why we use args and kwargs Eg: def funarg(normal): for items in normal: print(items) for any list or tuple

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But we can simply create a list and pass it in function like this def print_list(lst): for item in lst: print(item) lst=["I","am","commenting"] print_list(lst)

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Yes, but check its type. It will be a List.. Using *args, you can make it as a tuple.. And using **kwargs, you can make it as a dictionary.

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by your methods you cant add normal arguments and if you add up you have to enter normal argument everytime you cant keep it blank. while in args its opional that you have to enter or else leave it will not throw error

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Hi Harry, thank you for an amazing video, i wanted to ask that we can also pass a list or a dictionary directly into the function, def function_input(li:list, dic:dict): ... what would be the exact use case of *args and **kwargs?

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I have same question.. I tried to pass list directly without any *. it did the same thing: def test_fun(a): for item in a: print(item) list1 = ["1", "2", "3", 4, 5] test_fun(list1) Whats the difference in args and passing a list? Did you know the answer yet bro?

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bro, it did the same thing for *args, whats the difference? def test_fun(a): for item in a: print(item) list1 = ["1", "2", "3", 4, 5] test_fun(list1) Whats the difference in args and passing a list?

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this code:-- def function1(*arg1): for item in arg1: print(item) list1 = ["Nitin","Ashish","Manik","Aditya","Gautam"] function1(*list1) and this code :-- def function1(arg1): for item in arg1: print(item) list1 = ["Nitin","Ashish","Manik","Aditya","Gautam"] function1(list1) both give the same output, then why are we using * ?

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they both are different types of parameter by using * you making it a parameter which can have n number of arguments n can be used as tuple inside the function

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* is used to unpack the list , which gives data raw as it is without those commas.. hope you understood .. cheers!

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It's yet not clear. Can u elaborate more

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With using *args you can directly give func as many arguments as you can give but without using *args you first have to store them in a variable....

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Must refer the notes for getting better understanding of this topic!! Thanks harry for providing us.

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@CodeWithHarry bhai, one question : can we pass more than one *args or **kwargs to a single function? If Yes then shall i expect the order to be the same as mentioned by you above? thanks in advance.

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def funargs(rohan): for item in rohan: print(item) har1 = ["Harry1", "Rohan1", "Skillf1", "Hammad1", "Shivam1", "The programmer1"] funargs(har1) this code also give same output then why to use *arg