accepting-any-number-arguments-function.json

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    "copyright_text": "No license (All rights reserved)",
    "description": "To make a function that accepts any number of arguments, you can use the `*` operator and then some variable name when defining your function. Some of Python's built-in functions work this way.",
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    "recorded": "2020-11-18",
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        "Asterisks"
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