Posted by Mariusz Felisiak on September 4, 2023

Python proposal (inspired by Lua!):

args = {'a':1, 0:98, 1:99, 'b':2}
f(**args)

is the same as:

f(98, 99, a=1, b=2)

I've long wished to have one thing that could serve as both *args and **kwargs. Int keys are already invalid, so nothing would break.

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