Yes but this is about the difference between: engage_turbo_encabulator(True, False, True, False, True, False, True, False) and: engage_turbo_encabulato

Yes but this is about the difference between: engage_turbo_encabulator(True, False, True, False, True, False, True, False) and: engage_turbo_encabulator( enable_hydrocoptic=True, allow_girdlespring=False, activate_marzelvanes=True, sync_trunnions=False, stabilize_panametric=True, lock_detractors=False, invert_logarithms=True, suppress_lunar_wane=False ) The latter is how you should use such a function if you can't change it (and if your language allows it). If this was my function I would probably make the parameters atrributes of an TurboEncabulator class and add some setter methods that can be chained, e.g. Rust-style: encabulator = ( TurboEncabulator.new() .enable_hydrocoptic(True) .allow_girdlespring(False) .enable_marzelvane_activation(True) .enable _trunnion_syncing(False) .enable_param_stabilization(True) .enable_detractor_locking(False) .enable_logarithm_inversion(True) .enable_lunar_wane_supression(False) .build() )