Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Functions with Variable length arguments

The video tutorial explains variable length arguments in functions, which allow a function to accept any number of arguments. It covers the syntax using the star operator and demonstrates how to implement and use variable length arguments in Python. The tutorial includes practical examples to illustrate the concept and concludes with a summary of the key points.

What are variable length arguments in the context of functions?

How does a function behave when it is defined to accept only one argument but is called with two?

What is the significance of using the asterisk (*) in function parameters?

What happens when you call a function with zero arguments that is designed to accept variable length arguments?

Explain how you can pass different numbers of arguments to a function that accepts variable length arguments.

Discuss the flexibility of variable length arguments in function definitions.

How can you retrieve individual arguments from a tuple in a function that accepts variable length arguments?