Why does argv have a 'v'
I am learning Python as a novice programmer. I've seen argv as in sys.argv and I believe it is used in other languages ββas well. What is the meaning of "v" in "argv"? What does this mean and where does this term come from?
I hope this helps me understand and remember the use of "argv".
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Variables are named argc
(number of arguments) and argv
(argument vector ) by convention, from C.
note that in Python there is no sys.argc
. You just use fred-larsonlen(sys.argv)
as instructed
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