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// Notice you have no need to check the size of the array when using "foreach".

static int Main(string[] args)

{

...

// Process any incoming args using foreach.

foreach(string arg in args)

Console.WriteLine("Arg: {0}", arg);

Console.ReadLine();

return -1;

}

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Finally, you are also able to access command-line arguments using the static

GetCommandLineArgs() method of the System.Environment type. The return value of this method is

an array of strings. The first index identifies the name of the application itself, while the remaining

elements in the array contain the individual command-line arguments (note that when using this

approach, it is no longer necessary to define Main() as taking a string array as the input parameter,

although there is no harm in doing so):

static int Main(string[] args)

{

...