[Tutor] Some question about OO practice

[Kent Johnson]

John wrote:
> Thanks,
>  
> One last question (okay, one MORE question ;) ) when you call a 
> method/function with optionaly *args **kwargs, I'm finding I need to 
> make the statement like;
>  
> def myFunc(self, *args,**kwargs):
>   do something
>  
>  
> In ord to pass the kwargs:
> myFunc(**kwargs) # where kwargs is a dictionary
>  
> or for args:
> myFunc(a,b,c, etc.)
>  
> It is correct that you need to use the '**' in the 'calling' statement?

Yes, if the keyword args are in a dict you have to use ** at the point 
of call. You can also specify the args directly:
myFunc(x=1, y=2)

Kent