Sep-29-2017, 05:06 PM
I am fairly new to Python and sometimes have minor trouble understanding the output from help().
First of all, is there a way to tell what formats are acceptable for *args and **kwargs? When the help() function lists methods, it often gives something like:
Methods defined here:
__method__(self, / ,*args,**kwargs).
I would like to play around and experiment with different modules and methods, but often find it difficult because I can't figure out what formats to use for *args and **kwargs. I also assume that this display fails to communicate the number of arguments that are required as well.
First of all, is there a way to tell what formats are acceptable for *args and **kwargs? When the help() function lists methods, it often gives something like:
Methods defined here:
__method__(self, / ,*args,**kwargs).
I would like to play around and experiment with different modules and methods, but often find it difficult because I can't figure out what formats to use for *args and **kwargs. I also assume that this display fails to communicate the number of arguments that are required as well.
