What do you use to separate arguments in a function?

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Exploring the concept of how to separate arguments in a function, we evaluate each option in turn.
Option Period (.) typically ends a sentence or terminates a statement, not used to separate items inside a function call, so this choice is incorrect.
Option Semi-colon (;) is often used to terminate statements in many languages, or to separate multiple statements on a single line in some contexts, but it is not the standard separator between function arguments in most languages, making this option incorrect.
Option Comma (,) is the standard separator between function arguments in many programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, Java, C, and C++. It is specifically designed to separate individual arguments within a call or parameter list, so this choice is correct.
Option Colon (:) is used in various ways depending on the language (e.g., to begin blocks in some languages, or to denote key-value pairs in dictionaries), but it is not used to separate function arguments, so this option is incorrect.

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