Where you would use varargin and nargin in Matlab, you would use the *args mechanism in Python.
Try calling
def t1(*args):
print args
print len(args)
with different argument lists
Where you would use varargout and nargout in Matlab you would use tuple
unpacking in Python.
Play with this
def t2(n):
return tuple(range(n))
a, b = t2(2)
x = t2(3)
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