'\*\*kwargs' keyword allows to pass variable number of arguments in a function and store the provided arguments in tuple.

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False Reason The `**kwargs` keyword is used to pass a variable number of arguments to a function, but the provided arguments are stored in a dictionary, not in a tuple.

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'**kwargs' keyword allows to pass variable number of arguments in a function and store the provided arguments in tuple.

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