Python - Command Line Arguments | sys.argv

[@ambrerema3341]

thank you so much, I had trouble understanding this at first but with your video it's gonna be a lot easier

[@erjin999]

Thank you for the nice and simple explanation that covered everything I needed about this subject!

[@Josephine_rs]

Thankyou so much this helped✨

[@cincyohio1946]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@EdyStyle]

Thank you man, it helped me a lot!

[@wrttech422]

Glad to hear it!

[@Sam-jy8fz]

Thanks u bro i was literally 2 hours on searching the answer to this problem …

[@wrttech422]

Glad I could help!

[@kenellem.6233]

Super helpful. Thank you!

[@U-ITacHi888]

Hi, can you help me if i need 2 command line arguments. First arguments is count the occurrence of a letter in that file. Second argument find a word if it exists in that file. I try run both Arguments but keep getting index error? I know how to run 1 command line argument but not 2

[@wrttech422]

paste your code below and ill look at it. Also, tell me what you're typing into the command line

[@U-ITacHi888]

@@wrttech422 I'm learning a Python & Cyber Security beginner course (career change) & my lecturer want us to use Linux nano. Import sys & write 2 sys.argv and execute it. 1 was count the occurrence of a letter in the file opened & the other was to check for a specific word in that file. I'm only new at Python & just using IDLE (pycharm). I'm not to familiar with Linux & not confident at use nano which is a text editor. Ill copy paste the code when i get home.

[@U-ITacHi888]

@@wrttech422 nvm, someone on Stackoverflow has explained it to me. thanks champ. Thanks for replying to my question.

[@Jvinishachristeena]

What is meant by source code reference

[@kyanamaaf6314]

Hello, is this any different for mac users?

[@luis_schizo]

no

[@AlexandreBraga-nq8pe]

why won't people just make simple explanations like this?

[@pablocastaneda9699]

Excellent video my man!

[@wrttech422]

Appreciate it!