Varargs is an acronym for Variable Arguments. In Java, a method argument can accept an arbitrary number of values. This argument for accepting a variable number of values is called varargs.
Sometimes we need a function that can transfer n parameters and determine the value of n in runtime. We can obtain Kotlin by defining a parameter of a function as vararg. We can transfer the n number of parameters to a vararg variable of a defined datatype or a generic type.
In Kotlin, parameters in the function definition can be given default values. If the function is called with passed arguments, those arguments will be used as parameters. However, the default arguments are used if the function is called without passing the argument (s).
In Kotlin, you can transfer a variable argument to a function by declaring the function with a vararg parameter. A vararg parameter of type T is internally represented as an array of type T (Array
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