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This repository provides an explanation of the differences between single and double asterisk operators (`*` and `**`) in Python, focusing on their use for function parameter packing and unpacking.
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## Repository Structure
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-**README.md**: Overview of the repository.
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-**session_info.md**: Details of the session during which this repository was created.
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-**CHANGELOG.md**: Tracks changes made in each version.
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-**examples/**: Contains Python scripts demonstrating the use of single and double asterisk operators.
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## Topics Covered
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- Single Asterisk (`*`) operator:
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- Packing positional arguments.
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- Unpacking iterables into positional arguments.
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- Double Asterisk (`**`) operator:
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- Packing keyword arguments.
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- Unpacking dictionaries into keyword arguments.
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- Combined usage of `*args` and `**kwargs`.
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## License
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This repository is licensed under the MIT License.
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