Add parameters dynamically

Is there a way to add parameters dynamically when calling a function? For example:

def getParameters(num):    parray = [i for i in range(num)]    params = tuple(parray)    return paramsdef func(*args, **kwargs):    pass

Each time, when calling the function func, the number of parameters is decided by the function getParameters, which is unknown until the code is executed.

For example, in the code, someone may do this:

param1 = getParameters(2)# they wants to use param1 to the func# which would be func(1, 2)param2 = getParameters(6)# Likewise, this would be func(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)

But I can't directly pass the tuple to the function, Python would treat it as a single parameter in that way.

Since the *args is a tuple, which contains those extra parameters, is there a way to replace *args with param1(also, the same thing to **kwargs)?