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\name{args}\title{Argument List of a Function}\usage{args(name)}\alias{args}\arguments{\item{name}{an interpreted function.If \code{name} is a character string then the functionwith that name is found and used.}}\value{A function with identical formal argument list but an empty body.This function is mainly used interactively.For programming, use \code{\link{formals}} instead.}\seealso{\code{\link{formals}}, \code{\link{help}}.}\examples{args(c) #-> NULL (c is a 'primitive' function).args(plot.default)}\keyword{documentation}