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It's actually quite simple: 'options' are command line options that you can supply, I don't know PHP but for Ruby it might be `-p` for example. Header and Foote
by pavelbr 9y ago
It's actually quite simple: 'options' are command line options that you can supply, I don't know PHP but for Ruby it might be `-p` for example. Header and Footer are just glued to the code by newlines.
- lucb1e 9y agoOh command line options. Then what are 'arguments', a little further below?
- potato44 9y agoOptions are what get passed to the interpreter. Arguments get passed to the program. How the interpreter gets called for most languages roughly goes like: interpreter options input.tio arguments Where input.tio is the file containing the code.