something about function on python

today i read the official document of python3.1

 

the Defining function chapter introduce some konwledge about function

 

it introduce some thing basic

 

but at last it introduce something important.

 

def cheeseshop(linker,*agruments,**name):

       print("******",linker)

       print("********"linker)

       for kw in agruments:

            print(kw)

       print("-" *40)

       keys=sorted(name.keys())

       for ke in keys:

            print(ke,":",name[ke])

 

the form **name receives a dictionary,the form *agruments receives a tuple

 

how could we make it work

 

linker="host"

agrument=("you are so big","you are very big")

name={"client":"dece","shop":"seven"}

 

if we use the function as that

 

cheeseshop(host,agrument,name)

 

it prints as follow:

******host

********host

("you are so big","you are very big")

{"client":"dece","shop":"seven"}

-------------------------------------------------

 

why?

because the function use the dict as a tuple

 

if we use it like this

 

cheeseshop(host,*agrument,**name)

it works nomal

 

we will see

 

 

******host

********host

"you are so big"

"you are very big"

-------------------------------------------------

"client":"dece"

"shop":"seven"