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You first. We avoid spouting off answers without the original poster at least making an attempt. What do you think the answer is? Why do you think that?Any idea?
I think the answer should be 4 i.e. choice 1, since its taking 4 command parameter. Any suggestions?
yes it takes 4 parameters ...... parameter1 , parameter2 , parameter3 and parameter4
Can you justify your answer? See the following
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutori...d/application/
I think you should write a program that will display the args on numbered lines.
After a couple of sample runs with various arguments you should be able to easily count them
Post the code if you get stuck or have any more questions (not necessarily my suggestion, but write up something to demonstrate what the program is getting)