To make a function that accepts any number of arguments, you can use the * operator and then some variable name when defining your function. Some of Python's built-in functions work this way. Read an article version of this video at https://pym.dev/accepting-any-number-... Find more Python screencasts at https://pym.dev/screencasts/ 00:00 Passing arguments to a function 00:35 Asterisks can pack multiple arguments 01:38 Functions that accept unlimited arguments 02:40 Use * to accept any number of positional arguments