On 10/09/2010 17:37, cool-RR wrote:
I noticed that it's impossible to call a Python function with two
starred argument lists, like this: `f(*my_list, *my_other_list)`. I
mean, if someone wants to feed two lists of arguments into a function,
why not?
I understand why you can't have two stars in a function definition; But
why can't you have two (or more) stars in a function call?
Would there be any advantage over `f(*(my_list + my_other_list))`?
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