In Perl, the command line arguments are stored in the array @ARGV.
So the first argument passed can be displayed by $ARGV[0]
The second argument passed can be displayed by $ARGV[1] and like wise.
Eg:
If you run a script and pass 3 command line arguments to it :
./eg_script.pl Ironclad Writer 123
The first argument $ARGV[0] = "Ironclad"
The second argument $ARGV[1] = "Writer"
The third argument $ARGV[2] = "123"
So the first argument passed can be displayed by $ARGV[0]
The second argument passed can be displayed by $ARGV[1] and like wise.
Eg:
If you run a script and pass 3 command line arguments to it :
./eg_script.pl Ironclad Writer 123
The first argument $ARGV[0] = "Ironclad"
The second argument $ARGV[1] = "Writer"
The third argument $ARGV[2] = "123"
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