julialangHow to use args in JuliaLang?
JuliaLang provides a convenient way to pass arguments to functions using the args keyword. args is a special variable that contains all the arguments passed to a function.
Example code
function myfunc(args...)
println("Number of arguments: $(length(args))")
for arg in args
println("Argument: $arg")
end
end
myfunc(1, 2, 3)
Output example
Number of arguments: 3
Argument: 1
Argument: 2
Argument: 3
Code explanation
args...: This is a special syntax that allows a variable number of arguments to be passed to a function.length(args): This function returns the number of arguments passed to the function.for arg in args: This loop iterates over all the arguments passed to the function.
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