I have a function that takes in kwargs. I want to use the kwargs parameters by name without having to declare each explicitly as either a parameter or variable. Is there a way to use `my_var_key` by passing in kwargs *without* having to specifically define it in the function call, or is the only way to use `kwargs[ "my_var_key" ]`?

E.g. I want something like

```
def func(**kwargs):
    print(my_var_key)

```

as opposed to

```
def func(my_var_key, **kwargs):
    print(my_var_key)

```

or 

```
def func(**kwargs):
    print(kwargs[ "my_var_key" ])

```

I'm okay with it breaking if the key doesn't exist.