带星号参数和不带星号参数的差异调用函数

Question

我知道 Python 中函数定义中星号的含义。

不过，我经常看到星号表示调用带有以下参数的函数：

def foo(*args, **kwargs):
    first_func(args, kwargs)
    second_func(*args, **kwargs)

第一次和第二次函数调用有什么区别？

Answer 1

不同之处在于如何将参数传递给被调用的函数。当您使用 * 时，参数被解包（如果它们是列表或元组）——否则，它们将按原样简单地传递。

这是一个差异示例：

>>> def add(a, b):
...   print a + b
...
>>> add(*[2,3])
5
>>> add([2,3])
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: add() takes exactly 2 arguments (1 given)
>>> add(4, 5)
9

当我在参数前面加上 * 前缀时，它实际上将列表解压缩为两个单独的参数，它们作为 a 和 b 传递给 add。没有它，它只是作为一个参数传入列表。

字典和 ** 的情况相同，只是它们作为命名参数而不是有序参数传入。

>>> def show_two_stars(first, second='second', third='third'):
...    print "first: " + str(first)
...    print "second: " + str(second)
...    print "third: " + str(third)
>>> show_two_stars('a', 'b', 'c')
first: a
second: b
third: c
>>> show_two_stars(**{'second': 'hey', 'first': 'you'})
first: you
second: hey
third: third
>>> show_two_stars({'second': 'hey', 'first': 'you'})
first: {'second': 'hey', 'first': 'you'}
second: second
third: third

Answer 2

让args = [1,2,3]:

func(*args) == func(1,2,3) - 变量作为参数从列表（或任何其他序列类型）中解包出来

func(args) == func([1,2,3]) - 列表通过

让kwargs = dict(a=1,b=2,c=3):

func(kwargs) == func({'a':1, 'b':2, 'c':3}) - 口述通过

func(*kwargs) == func(('a','b','c')) - 字典键的元组（随机顺序）

func(**kwargs) == func(a=1,b=2,c=3) - (key, value) 作为命名参数从字典（或任何其他映射类型）中解压出来

Answer 3

def fun1(*args):
    """ This function accepts a non keyworded variable length argument as a parameter.
    """
    print args        
    print len(args)


>>> a = []

>>> fun1(a)
([],)
1
# This clearly shows that, the empty list itself is passed as a first argument. Since *args now contains one empty list as its first argument, so the length is 1
>>> fun1(*a)
()
0
# Here the empty list is unwrapped (elements are brought out as separate variable length arguments) and passed to the function. Since there is no element inside, the length of *args is 0
>>>

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