'\*args' keyword allows to pass a variable number of arguments and arguments are stored in a tuple.

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True Reason The `*args` keyword is used to pass a variable number of arguments to a function. The arguments passed using `*args` are automatically stored in a tuple, which can be accessed inside the function.

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'*args' keyword allows to pass a variable number of arguments and arguments are stored in a tuple.

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