Multiply All Arguments

Functions · Intermediate · 55 XP · about 5 min

Write a function called multiply_all(*args) that takes any number of arguments and returns their product (all multiplied together).

Example

multiply_all(2, 3)           # Returns 6
multiply_all(1, 2, 3, 4)     # Returns 24
multiply_all(5)              # Returns 5
multiply_all()               # Returns 1 (empty product)

Requirements

Use *args to accept any number of arguments
Return 1 if no arguments are provided (empty product)
Handle both positive and negative numbers

def multiply_all(*args):

# Your code here

pass

# Test your function

print(multiply_all(2, 3))

print(multiply_all(1, 2, 3, 4))

print(multiply_all())

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