hello.....
I am little bit confused with the implementation of command line argument. Actually i want to know why they have invented this feature... Is there is any real reason to implement this... There r other handy features available why they gone with it........... This is not dealing with any C,C++ or unix... I want to know generally...........
Plaese help me guys...........
You obviously are a post-unix person. Compare those command line arguments
and the command itself as the parameters to a function and the function.
Together with IO (and their redirection) and the piping of commands they are
the building blocks of zillions of useful applications and services all over the world.
GUIs are just there for human beings and human beings are proven unreliable
when it comes to consistency so we won't let them start a second process when
the first one has finished and we certainly don't trust them to carry over results
from one process to the other ;-)
kind regards,
Jos