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Command line options
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A command line option is a way to pass information to a program as it begins. It is a temporary setting since it is only in effect while the program runs. It is not stored for use next time the program executes. Command line parameters may be passed to a program when it is already running. Rather than starting another copy of the program, the copy already in memory receives and processes the command line requests.
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