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72	72	Notice that in Cobra, the first argument is the name of the program being called, while in Ruby it's the first parameter.
73		So, if we were to run the Cobra class above:
74
75		{{{
76		cobra.exe a.cobra -run-args one two three
	73	If you were to run the Ruby script like this:
	74
	75	{{{
	76	ruby a.rb one two three
	77	}}}
	78
	79	You would see this as the output:
	80
	81	{{{
	82	one
	83	two
	84	three
	85	}}}
	86
	87	If we were to run the Cobra class above:
	88
	89	{{{
	90	cobra.exe a.cobra -- one two three
77	91	}}}
78	92
…	…
85	99	}}}
86	100
87		If you were to run the Ruby script like this:
88
89		{{{
90		ruby a.rb one two three
91		}}}
92
93		You would see this as the output:
94
95		{{{
96		one
97		two
98		three
	101	But you can use slicing to bypass the program name:
	102	{{{
	103	#!python
	104	class A
	105	def main is shared
	106	for argument in CobraCore.commandLineArgs[1:]
	107	print argument
99	108	}}}
100	109