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[[category:global variables]]

[[Global variables|'''Up to Global Variables''']]

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== Definition ==
'''STRING[32]''' argv

'''Argv''' is a [[global variable]], holding how and with what arguments [[FXI]] was called.
{|
| argv[0] || - How the [[FXI]] was called without arguments.
|-
| argv[1] || - First argument.
|-
| argv[2] || - Second argument.
|-
| argv[''n''] || - ''n''th argument.
|}

If an argument was not given, the corresponding string will be <code>""</code>. The number of arguments passed can be found with [[argc]]. This means that ''argv[argc]]'' is the last argument.

{{Globals}}

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