>>> def show(c, d=False, **kwargs):
print 'c',c
print 'd',d
print kwargs
>>> def test(c, **kwargs):
if (kwargs is None):
kwargs = {}
kwargs['d'] = 4
kwargs['e'] = 5
show(c, **kwargs)
>>> test(1)
c 1
d 4
{'e': 5}
Can anyone explain me why d (2nd parameter of function show) is getting set
to 3, when I am not passing any value to it and kwargs contains d=3.
Why kwargs value is getting set to d argument. Is this the
expected behavior?
--
Nitin K
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