Java - Command Line ArgumentsWhat is the correct way to print the number of command line arguments passed to a Java program?ASystem.out.println(args.length());BSystem.out.println(args.size());CSystem.out.println(args.count);DSystem.out.println(args.length);Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall how to get array length in JavaArrays in Java have a length property (without parentheses) to get their size.Step 2: Apply to args arrayargs is a String array, so args.length gives the number of command line arguments.Final Answer:System.out.println(args.length); -> Option DQuick Check:Array length property = args.length [OK]Quick Trick: Use args.length to get command line argument count [OK]Common Mistakes:Using args.size() which is for collectionsUsing args.length() with parenthesesUsing args.count which doesn't exist
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