Perl Display And Pass Command Line Arguments With @argv

To display and pass command line arguments in a Perl script, you can use the @ARGV array.

The @ARGV array contains the command line arguments passed to the script, with the first element ($ARGV[0]) being the first argument, the second element ($ARGV[1]) being the second argument, and so on.

For example, to display the command line arguments passed to a Perl script, you can use a foreach loop to iterate over the elements of the @ARGV array:

foreach my $arg (@ARGV) {
  print "$arg\n";
}

This will print each command line argument on a separate line.

You can also access individual command line arguments using array indices. For example, to access the first argument, you can use $ARGV[0].

For more information about using the @ARGV array to access command line arguments in Perl, you can refer to the Perl documentation or search online for tutorials and examples.