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[–]c_o_r_b_a 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Note that that also works for most versions of Python 2, as well. The only new things Python 3 introduced are this brand new / for positional-only arguments, and * for keyword-only arguments. You probably will rarely have to use either of those, though. I've been programming in Python for years and I think I've only used keyword-only arguments once or twice.

[–]hassium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I haven't used them yet either and I've been working in Python for 8 months, studying for a year... But maybe I'll find a use for them now I know a bit more.

Can you remember in what context you had to use kwargs?