MainParameters can be used in the method. In this case, they take one of the following forms:
Static IntMain (String[] ARGs)
static void main ( string [] ARGs)
To use Windows FormsProgramInMainTo enable the command line parameters in the method, you must manually modify the parameters in program. CS.Main. TheCodeCreateMain. You can also useEnvironment..::.CommandLineOrEnvironment..::.GetcommandlineargsAccess command line parameters from any location in the console or Windows application.
MainThe method parameters represent the command line parameters.StringArray. Generally, you can test the Length attribute to determine whether a parameter exists. For example
If (ARGs. Length = 0 )
{
System. Console. writeline ( " Please enter a numeric argument. " );
Return 1 ;
}
You can also useConvertClass orParseMethod to convert string parameters to numeric values. For example, the following statement usesParseMethod to convert a string to a long number:
Long num = int64.parse (ARGs [0]);
You can also use the C # type long with the alias int64:
Long num = long. parse (ARGs [0]);
You can also use the convert method toint64 to do the same job:
Long num = convert. toint64 (s );
Example
Public Class Functions
{
Public Static Long Factorial ( Int N)
{
// Test for invalid input
If (N <= 0 ) | (N> 256 ))
{
Return - 1 ;
}
// Calculate the factorial iteratively rather than recursively:
Long Tempresult = 1 ;
For ( Int I = 1 ; I <= N; I ++)
{
Tempresult * = I;
}
Return Tempresult;
}
}
Class Mainclass
{
Static Int Main ( String [] ARGs)
{
// Test if input arguments were supplied:
If (ARGs. Length = 0 )
{
System. Console. writeline ( " Please enter a numeric argument. " );
System. Console. writeline ( " Usage: factorial <num> " );
Return 1 ;
}
// Try to convert the input arguments to numbers. This will throw
// An exception if the argument is not a number.
// Num = int. parse (ARGs [0]);
Int Num;
Bool Test = Int . Tryparse (ARGs [ 0 ], Out Num );
If (Test = False )
{
System. Console. writeline ( " Please enter a numeric argument. " );
System. Console. writeline ( " Usage: factorial <num> " );
Return 1 ;
}
//Calculate factorial.
LongResult = functions. factorial (Num );
// Print result.
If (Result =- 1 )
System. Console. writeline ( " Input must be> 0 and <256. " );
Else
System. Console. writeline ( " The factorial of {0} is {1 }. " , Num, result );
Return 0;
}
}
//If 3 is entered on command line,
// Output reads: The factorial of 3 is 6.
If you need to use the CSC command, see Add a path to the CSC command.
Debug the command line as follows:
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