Programming languages have functions, and functions take arguments. For example, this Python function takes two parameters: xp and level:
def print_player(xp, level):
print("Player has", xp, "xp and is level", level)
It can then be called with two arguments:
print_player(100, 2)
# Player has 100 xp and is level 2
In a shell, commands (programs) can also take arguments. For example, the cd command takes a single argument (the directory to change to):
cd /home/wagslane
Other commands might take multiple arguments. For example, the mv command takes two arguments: the file to move, and the destination to move it to:
mv file.txt dest/file.txt
The mv command lets you rename the file you are moving, so be careful to keep the same name!
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