def function(one, two, three): print 'Function called with:', one, two, three # This will work just fine args = [1, 2, 3] function(*args) # This will work just fine, as well args = '456' function(*args) # Call a function with any number of arguments given def call(f, args): # Unpack the list of args and give to the function # The cool thing is that we don't have to know how many arguments # the function takes, we just use the * operator and it unpacks them for us. f(*args) # Pass in our function and arguments args = [7, 8, 9] call(function, args)
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