How can a called function determine the number of arguments that have been passed to it?
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Answer / Deepak Kumar Giri
In C++, you cannot directly get the number of arguments passed to a function because functions are statically scoped. However, you can use variable-length argument lists (also known as varargs) to achieve this flexibility. To implement varargs, you can use the ellipsis (...) operator in the function declaration and process the arguments using va_arg(3).
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