- int main(int argc , char * argv [ ] )
- int tl=(i+1) *(j+1);
What does it mean
@Adityakumar3112 These are the parameters used when we want to take input from the command line itself. (bhaiya has compiled the code using the command line here, suppose we wanted to take the values of m, n etc from the command line before the execution of the program started, then these arguments could be used.) argc tells the number of arguments, Its default value is 1, as we have to give the name of the program as an argument too. argv is an array of strings, where each string represents a different argument. We have not used this feature in this program so you can skip this too. You can read more on this topic if you are still confused.
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