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		<title>By: divakant</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[$0-executable file name(its tells ur file name which u currently used)
$1,$2:no of commands/parameter
such as if we type a sentence&quot;hello world&quot;
here hello is  rep. $1
nd world is rep. $2
three more commands r also used...........

$#:list of parameter(its tells how many parameter we used or simply count the parameter)
$@:string in double quotes...........
$*:parameters(such in above example hello hello world..
both $* and $@ O/p is same so nowdays $@ is not widely used.......]]></description>
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$1,$2:no of commands/parameter<br />
such as if we type a sentence&#8221;hello world&#8221;<br />
here hello is  rep. $1<br />
nd world is rep. $2<br />
three more commands r also used&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..</p>
<p>$#:list of parameter(its tells how many parameter we used or simply count the parameter)<br />
$@:string in double quotes&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..<br />
$*:parameters(such in above example hello hello world..<br />
both $* and $@ O/p is same so nowdays $@ is not widely used&#8230;&#8230;.</p>
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