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In linux, argc and argv count arguments in terminal. But in Windows, I can’t find anywhere to put the second arguments. Actually every time when I run the program, it creates that ugly black window and I even have no chance to give any argument. So are these two variables useless in Windows platform? Or there’s another way to use it?
If you start from the command prompt, you can give the arguments there.