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What does the command @ARGV mean in Perl?

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what is the command @ARGV means. And how it is used in perl.
 

Re: perl-ARGV

ARGV is not a command. It is a default array variable holding a list of the command line arguments.

When you look in the @ARGV array, you find all the parameters or arguments that were passed to the perl script at invocation.

more info **broken link removed**
 
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Hi hunter694,
Can u please provide any example, to understand it.
 

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**broken link removed** is a page that explains how to rename files using a perl script. It uses @ARGV array to read the file names passed to the perl script by the user through command-line.
 
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It represents the default argument (array argument)..

It's a special variable that can be used in Perl..

You may use it when u want your perl script to take values from the command line arguments..

Hope that helps you....

Ahmad,
 

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