How to pass named arguments in Python?

Question

Python

There is a code

from threading import Thread
def a(b=None,c=None):
  if c==True and b==None:
    print('True')
Thread(target = a, args=(c=True)).start()

It should start the parallel execution of the function "a" with only the nominal argument "c", that is, the argument "b" should be passed and should not be touched in any way. But I did something wrong. How to correctly pass named arguments through "Thread"?

Answer 1

Thanks, figured it out
from threading import Thread
def a(b=None,c=None):
if c==True and b==None:
print('True')
Thread(target = a, kwargs={'c':True }).start()

Answer 2

It can be so.

from threading import Thread
def a(b=None,c=None):
  if c==True and b==None:
    print('True')
Thread(target=a, args=(None, True)).start()