Extended function argument syntax – forwarding arguments to other functions

When you want to forward arguments received by your very smart and universal function (defined with *args and **kwargs, of course) to another handy and smart function, you should do that in the following way:

def combiner(a, b, *args, **kwargs):
    super_combiner(*args, **kwargs)

def super_combiner(*my_args, **my_kwargs):
    print('my_args:', my_args)
    print('my_kwargs', my_kwargs)

combiner(10, '20', 40, 60, 30, argument1=50, argument2='66')

When you run the code, you'll get:

my_args: (40, 60, 30)
my_kwargs {'argument1': 50, 'argument2': '66'}

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Extended function argument syntax – forwarding arguments to other functions

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