char *argv[] Developer T-Shirt
char *argv[] is the second parameter of main — an array of string pointers holding the command-line arguments, with argc counting them.
It's how a C program receives the words typed after its name, and for many developers the first place an array of pointers stops being abstract and starts being something you actually have to reason about.
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