argv

An array of strings containing command line arguments. Usually seen next to argc, which is the number of command line arguments. The V in ArgV stands for vector. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

The first element of this array , argv0, is usually the name of the executable (although it does not have to be!!). argv0 is usually used in printing the "about" information. For example, "cp -?" might return "cp - used to copy files". if for some reason the "cp" program were renamed to "copy", the command "copy -?" might return "copy - used to copy files" without having to modify the program.

int main(int argc,char argv) {
if(argc > 0)
printf("%s\n",argv0);
}

argv

An angry internet troll that likes to sodomize young people. It is a member of the terrorist group know as the GNAA. It is convinced that BSD is the best OS out there and that Windows is more secure that Linux. If you see him please run and hide.

innocent person 818: hello
argv: LOL GAY
innocent person 818: what?
argv: AT LEAST I DON'T TAKE IT UP THE ASS
argv: BY MY DADDY
argv: LOLJA
innocent person 818: ok
argv: OR GET FUCKED IN THE ASS LIKE YOU
argv: BY MY DAD
argv: LOL
argv: I WILL SODOMIZE YOU
argv: AS I PUT MY PENIS INSIDE OF YOU
argv: AND TAKE IT OUT SLOWLY
innocent person 818: wtf u sayin bitch
argv: AS I UNCAP YOUR ASSHOLE
argv: AND BLOOD POURS OUT
argv: QUICKLY
argv: ONTO MY PENIS BASE

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