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# Questions
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#### According to python when a function call itself is consider to be a recursive. So can I consider a recursive function as another form of loop? If yes how can I identify that a function is a recursive function?
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## Q2
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In python we use *args and **kwargs as an parameter in a function when we want to send a multiples values as a argument when the function is called. Example
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def jetrowebmembers(*args):
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print(args)
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Jetrowebmembers(“Spencer”,”Freena”,”Thomas”,”Mulbah”)
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Though this funcation is a user Define funcation, How can
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I make it a recursive function?
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## Question3
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What is the main function of a retun in a function body? Like for example I know that print function display information to the user or pass information to the console.
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But if I tried using the return in the function without including the print function it retuns not or error
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