101 Question: Passing Numeric Command-Line Arguments
I read a book, there is a small program which add 2 numbers.
The "add" program begins from
In the command line input
C> add 100.2 232
My question is both 2 values are converted by using atof(argv[1]) & atof(argv[2]), where does argc goes?? what does the function of argc?
The "add" program begins from
int main(int argc, char *argv[])In the command line input
C> add 100.2 232
My question is both 2 values are converted by using atof(argv[1]) & atof(argv[2]), where does argc goes?? what does the function of argc?
argc is the number of arguments. It is the program name plus the number of arguments, in your case 2. So your argc will contain the number 3.
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