If you already have an array that contains the values that you would want to pass to a vararg function, you can use the "spread operator" (*) as a prefix to the array. Then, instead of treating the array as a single "vararg", Kotlin will expand the array and consider each of its members to be a "vararg" parameter.

So, in this example, the capped() function gets an array with the same contents as is in things.

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