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Command argument

A value supplied to a command-line program as part of its invocation.

The plain-English version

A value supplied to a command-line program as part of its invocation.

Why it matters

A CLI needs clear parsing rules and useful feedback when arguments are missing or invalid.

Let’s make it click

A report tool accepts an input path and an explicit output destination.

Vibe Bro’s heads-up

An argument that contains spaces or special shell characters needs correct quoting; string concatenation can change the command’s meaning.

The docs behind it

Editorial review · October 28, 2026

Supported: Node documents argument strings supplied to a parser. The quoted-path example is instructional and explicitly requires the actual shell's quoting rules.

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