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Python Python Collections (2016, retired 2019) Tuples Packing

Alan Kuo
Alan Kuo
7,697 Points
Posted by Alan Kuo
Alan Kuo
7,697 Points

Multiple Return Values

Let's play with the *args pattern.

Create a function named multiply that takes any number of arguments. Return the product (multiplied value) of all of the supplied arguments. The type of argument shouldn't matter.

Slices might come in handy for this one.

English is my second language so I don't understand the question.

Does it want me to multiply all the arguments that's in my variable?

1 Answer

Noah Wasserman
Noah Wasserman
955 Points
Noah Wasserman
Noah Wasserman
955 Points

it wants you to make a function that multplies numbers put in for example if you were to say print(multiply(2,5)) it should output 10.