In this Python code, a function named “add” is defined with an asterisk (*) before the parameter name “args”. This means that the function can accept any number of arguments. Inside the function, the type of the “args” variable is printed using the “print” function.
To test the “add” function, the arguments “1, 2, 8, 9” are passed to it, which are printed as a tuple since they were packed into the “args” variable. The output of the function will be the type of the “args” variable which should be tuple.
This code demonstrates how to create a function that can accept multiple arguments in Python using the asterisk (*) syntax for variable-length arguments.
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