Python | Arbitrary arguments -


I have to take the arbitrary arguments of lists in the function

this code works fine

But when I change the code into voluntary logic and it is not working

  a = [1,2,3] b = [ 5, 7] DEF adder (* M): o = [] return M + O print adder (A, B)  

The reason for this can be

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m is a tupe with two (or more or less) lists. You need to loop through m to get the normal version of your function

  def connecter (* m): o = [] in item m: O + = item return o  

You can do it in a liner, but I think it is clear.


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