Python for Everybody: The Ultimate Python 3 Bootcamp - Args And Kwargs

The video tutorial explains the use of args and quarks in Python functions. Args are used for variable-length arguments and are stored as tuples, making them immutable. Quarks, on the other hand, are keyword arguments stored as dictionaries, allowing for key-value pairs. The tutorial provides a practical example of a food ordering function to demonstrate how args and quarks can be used together in real-world applications.

What happens if a required keyword argument is not provided when calling a function?

Describe a real-world scenario where keyword arguments might be useful.

In what ways can functions in Python accept an unlimited number of arguments?