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Where loop and argument should be start up within the program taken. After argument should be used loop completed.
What does argc and argv indicate in command-line arguments?
I just wanted to ask wether same commands which we are using on ubuntu gcc compiler are valid on windows compiler or we have to make some alteration in codingg style
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Outline:Command line arguments in C Command Line arguments ha C main function bad arguments argc argv Header files
Command line arguments in C Command Line arguments ha C main function bad arguments argc argv Header files
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