In Python:

Say a function can take an unknown number of numbers and return their product, as shown below:

def multiply(*args): product = 1

for item in args: product = product * item return product

multiply(1,2,2)

OUTPUT: multiply(1,2,2) -> 4

How can rewrite the code so that if no arguments are given, the function can also return zero. (i.e. multiply() -> 0), instead of 1?