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leo homssi
5,111 Pointsplz kan some one help me, i cant get it right:( the only one that i have trubble with is the one that i have to fill in
i cant pass this quiz
1 Answer
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,457 PointsThe key to the fill in question is to realize inside the function is a reference to args. This must be defined somewhere. Since the parameter list is the only available place, args must go there. However, it can be seen that the function is called with multiple arguments. The way to specify that a parameter can accept multiple arguments is to prefix the parameter with an asterisk (*). The asterisk will cause the multiple arguments to be packed into a tuple. Hence, the parameter list should be *args
Post back if you need more help. Good luck!
leo homssi
5,111 Pointsleo homssi
5,111 Pointsi forgot to add the quiz:" Functions, Packing, and Unpacking"