In Python, a function can accept 3 types of arguments that are described below:
1. Default Arguments: These are the arguments that are assigned to the parameters at the time of function definition. The assignment operator “=” is used to assign default values (or default arguments) to the function parameters. For eg: def display(result = 10).
2. Keyword Arguments: These arguments are passed by specifying keywords or names. Since keywords are passed align with the argument values, the order of the arguments does not matter.
3. Arbitrary Arguments: As the name suggests, a function accepting arbitrary arguments can accept any number of arguments. The asterisk “*” is used in the function definition to specify that the function should take arbitrary arguments.