The trade-off is performance. Every syscall goes through user-space interception, which adds overhead. I/O-heavy workloads feel this the most. For short-lived code execution like scripts and tests, it is usually fine, but for sustained high-throughput I/O, it can matter.
I’m still a beginner with these tools, but I’m very enthusiastic about exploring them further and integrating them into my future projects (I still need to automate encryption by overriding Anaconda’s Kickstart and test deployment on bare-metal).
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In Python, you actually can’t do that because *args is always a tuple: