How to Read Program Arguments in Lua
Lua is among the programming languages that I write about here I have used the least.
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Lua is among the programming languages that I write about here I have used the least.
Lisp is a completely different way of looking at programming - where in Ruby everything is an object, in lisp everything is a list.
I don't know much about PowerShell to be honest - it sounds to me like some kind of a windows version of bash/zsh.
Reading perl has always been weird for me, but you can see where PHP and Ruby have borrowed many of their ideas.
In C# program arguments are a part of the main method signature, like in most c-based languages.
Rust reminds me of C in many ways - the program arguments include the program name at the first index.
This is the one programming language to date where I have had the hardest time doing the little hello world program.
Go has a main method with no arguments in its signature - you read the program arguments from os.Args.
Elixir is fundamentally different than many programming languages, which also shows in the simple task of making the Hello World program.
In JavaScript (nodejs) you can access the program arguments in the array process.argv, but you have to skip two entries to get to the real arguments.
In Java like in C the program options are part of the main method signature.
Ruby has a global ARGV array which contains all arguments, but unlike C and PHP it does not contain the script name.
In C program arguments are part of the main method signature, which means you can read a specific argument by reading the nth index of the argv array.
In PHP the program arguments of current script is always available in the $argv variable.