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Can someone explain me the point of the "int k = atoi((argv[1]);"?
/caesar" in the commandline would make argc = 1, while "./caesar 13:-> argc = 2, ". … /caesar 13 hello" -> argc = 3, and so forth), and an array of strings representing the arguments in the commandline (e.g. typing "./caesar" would make argv[0] = "./caesar", typing ". …
