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How do you accept/parse command line arguments for a py file that has no class? Here is what I have inside my file test.py:
import sys
if __name__ == '__main__':
How do I get the arguments when the file is executed via command line? I call it via:
python test.py <arg1>
and obviously want the value of “arg1”.
Look no further than
sys.argv, which is a list containing all arguments passed to the program.