Normal arguments vs. keyword arguments
How are “keyword arguments” different from regular arguments? Can’t all arguments be passed as name=value instead of using positional syntax?
How are “keyword arguments” different from regular arguments? Can’t all arguments be passed as name=value instead of using positional syntax?
I’d like to call a function in python using a dictionary.
I have the following class with the variables from, to and rate. from is a keyword. If I want to use it in the init method below, what’s the correct way to write it?
It’s used for raising your own errors.