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The * symbol is used to make parameters keyword-only. We must pass values using parameter names. Example: def calculate(a, *, b): print(a + b) calculate(a=10, b=20) Output: 30 Here: is a keyword-only separator. We must pass b using its name. The following call is incorrect: calculate(10, 20) It gives a TypeError because b must be passed as a keyword argument.
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The / symbol is used to make parameters positional-only. We must pass values based on their position. We cannot use keyword arguments.
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