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where variable arguments is documented
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where variable arguments is documented
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i am looking for official documentation in the references for how arguments are provided to functions that are to get a variable number of arguments, but i cannot find it in the references for the language or the library. maybe i am scanning over it and missing it. any good suggestions?

what i mean by variable arguments is that some calls have more arguments than others while some have fewer, maybe even zero.
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Perhaps the paragraph about function call semantics ?
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