An array of strings containing command line arguments. Usually seen next to argc, which is the number of command line arguments. The V in ArgV stands for vector. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
The first element of this array , argv 0, is usually the name of the executable (although it does not have to be!!). argv 0 is usually used in printing the "about" information. For example, "cp -?" might return "cp - used to copy files". if for some reason the "cp" program were renamed to "copy", the command "copy -?" might return "copy - used to copy files" without having to modify the program. int main(int argc,char argv) {
if(argc > 0)
printf("%s\n",argv 0);
} |
