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def calculate(n, **kwargs):
	n += kwargs["add"]
	n *= kwargs["multiply"]
	return n

print(calculate(3, add=3, multiply=5)) # (3+3)*5 = 30

#in python, arguments can be used using keywords
#the format is:
def function(arg,kwarg='default'):
    return [arg,kwarg]

def fn(*, a): # only keyword arguments
    print(a)

# fn(1) # error
fn(a=1)

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