> This is one of those areas where I find Python a little contradictory. It's not contradictory. You should never use args and kwargs unless you need them. Usu

> This is one of those areas where I find Python a little contradictory. It's not contradictory. You should never use args and kwargs unless you need them. Usually they're only needed in relatively rare situations, like A) when you're building a dictionary dynamically without knowing what the key names will be in advance B) when building a library where you want to allow people to subclass a parent class, but also reserve the right to change method signatures in the parent class without breaking the user code. If developers are just using args and kwargs when calling one normal function from another then you should absolutely should not merge their pull requests until this gets removed.