Answer / Mohit

Arguments in OOP can be of several types: positional (passed in the order they are defined), keyword (passed with their names, which is useful when functions have parameters with the same name), default (have a predefined value if not provided during function call) and variable-length arguments (denoted with ellipsis (...) in many programming languages).

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