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getopts problem
Post 302502916 by aishsimplesweet on Wednesday 9th of March 2011 08:53:35 AM
03-09-2011
hii
thanks for reply
actually my requirement is that only that i need to pass
st as argument on command line prompt
so can u please tell me how to do it
thanks for reply
actually my requirement is that only that i need to pass
st as argument on command line prompt
so can u please tell me how to do it
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