kwargs reserved word in python. What does it mean?

 

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    • **kwargs means keyword arguments. Its actually not a python keyword, its just a convention, that people follow. That will get all the key-value parameters passed to the function. For example, 

    def func(*args, **kwargs):
    print args, kwargs
func(1, "Welcome", name="thefourtheye", year=2013)

    will print 

    (1, 'Welcome') {'name': 'thefourtheye', 'year': 2013}

    Yes, it means "keyword arguments", but kwargs is not actually a reserved word. It is just the idiomatic thing to call the argument that collects all the unused keyword arguments.

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