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<h1>Function argument lists.</h1>
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Normally, a function has a fixed number of arguments passed to it. But if
you have used something like 'printf' or 'scanf' you will know that a
variable number of arguments can be passed. This ability is defined by the use
of ... (three periods). <a href=../EXAMPLES/varlist.c>Here is an example.</a>
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