You can use the command line variables -- $ argv and $ argc in php.

You can use command line variables -- $ argv and $ argc in php. you can use command line variables in php. Too many words are too abstract to speak with the script:
Echo $ argv [1]. "\ n ";
Echo $ argv [2]. "\ n ";
Echo $ argc. "\ n ";
Print_r ($ argv );
Var_dump ($ argv );
?>

Command behavior when running the script: php argvtest. php TQ TQx
The output result is:
TQ
TQx // $ argv is an array
3 // note the $ argc variable, which is used to save the number of elements in the $ argv array. One more script file name than normal input is printed out.
Array
(
[0] => argvtest. php
[1] => TQ
[2] => TQx
)
Array (3 ){
[0] =>
String (12) "argvtest. php"
[1] =>
String (2) "TQ"
[2] =>
String (3) "TQx"
}