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# Callables.with\_arg\_types()
`with_arg_types(`*`arg_types: List[str]`*`,`` `*`sensitivity: bool = True`*`) →` [`Callable`](/glider-ide/api/callables.md)
Adds a filter to get callables having specified argument types like "address" or even non-elementary types like structs is strict ordering. Returns a filtered [Callables](/glider-ide/api/callables.md) child object. This method can be called on all [Callables](/glider-ide/api/callables.md) child classes: [Functions](/glider-ide/api/functions.md) and [Modifiers](/glider-ide/api/modifiers.md).
To filter given a single argument type, refer to [Callables.with\_arg\_type()](/glider-ide/api/callables/callables.with_arg_type.md).
*Note that the order of the argument types is important. I.e. calling `.with_arg_types(["a", "b"])` is **not equivalent** to calling `.with_arg_types(["b", "a"])` !*
*Note that the function will handle alias types, e.g. if uint256 is passed to the function, the results will also include the alias "uint" variables*
### Functions Example
```python
from glider import *
def query():
# Retrieve the functions that have `uint256` and `address` as argument types
functions = Functions().with_arg_types(["uint256", "address"]).exec(100)
# Return the first five functions
return functions[:5]
```
Output:
### Modifiers Example
```python
from glider import *
def query():
# Retrieve the modifiers that have `uint256` and `State` as their argument types
modifiers = Modifiers().with_arg_types(["uint256", "State"]).exec(100)
# Return the first five modifiers
return modifiers[:5]
```
Output: