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Python kwargs: A Complete Guide to the ** Operator (Examples)

A Python function that takes **kwargs as an argument accepts any number of keyword arguments. For example: Now you can call the function with any number of keyword arguments: To deeper understand args and kwargs in Python, keep on reading. Arguments in Python Before learning what keyword arguments are, it’s worthwhile to have a look …

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Python Tuple: A Complete Guide (What Is Tuple? How to Use It?)

In Python, a tuple stores a group of values—very similar to lists. A tuple is an immutable collection of values. This means adding, removing, or updating values is not possible after creation. Use tuples if you want to create a group of values that will never change. To create a tuple in Python, separate values …

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Python ‘continue’ Statement—A Complete Guide (with Examples)

Python continue statement is one of the loop statements that control the flow of the loop. More specifically, the continue statement skips the “rest of the loop” and jumps into the beginning of the next iteration. Unlike the break statement, the continue does not exit the loop. For example, to print the odd numbers, use …

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