Arbitrary & Arbitrary Keyword Arguments in Python Made Easy | Python Made Easy Series | Codelligent

In this video of our Python series, you will learn what are arbitrary arguments and arbitrary keyword arguments when working with functions in Python. You will also learn how to call a simple function with the keyword arguments or named parameters.
The topics being covered:
00:26 - Code demo begins
01:23 - Arbitrary Arguments
03:51 - Mixing normal and arbitrary arguments
05:50 - Keyword Arguments while calling function
10:15 - Arbitrary Keyword Arguments
14:05 - Mixing normal and arbitrary keyword arguments
16:06 - Subscribe
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github.com/kajin88/codelligen...
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[@shahidabbasi1127]

Good Video on python

[@CODELLIGENT]

Glad you found them useful! 😊

[@sarandeepkaur1573]

In the video when you showed arbitrary keyword argument examples- you showed- def showExp(**exps) and then used 2 parameters for k,y in the for loop. But as i understand there can be any number of arguments in an arbitrary keyword argument. How would you handle such scenarios?

[@CODELLIGENT]

Yes in the arbitrary arguments (the variable 'exps') can have any number of arguments. But the variable 'exps' will be of type Dictionary having many key-value pairs inside it.
So, when we use 'k, v' variables in the for loop, basically its looping through every item in the 'exps' variable and putting its key in 'k' and corresponding value in 'v'.
Hope this makes things clear. 😊