It is _not_ a single argument, it can take any number of arguments, you can do 
`myfunc x, y, z`, you can choose what you need and want to, depends on what are 
you doing, and `myfunc"string argument"` is also possible, it allows you to 
chain functions, like `"argument".myfunc.otherfunc.anotherfunc()`. 

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