This repository demonstrates a subtle bug in Python related to mutable default arguments in functions. The function_with_uncommon_bug function uses a list as its default argument. The issue arises ...

The *args parameter in Python functions enables accepting variable-length positional arguments, allowing functions to handle an arbitrary number of inputs. This powerful feature provides flexibility ...

If your function gets a restricted range of arguments (say, only the integers 1 through 100), you probably don’t have to worry about the cache growing too large.