Yes, here is an example of a Python argument parser that can handle two values:
import argparse
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Example parser')
parser.add_argument('value1', type=int, help='first value')
parser.add_argument('value2', type=int, help='second value')
args = parser.parse_args()
print("Value 1:", args.value1)
print("Value 2:", args.value2)
This parser expects two integer values to be passed in as arguments when running the Python script. The type=int
option ensures that the values are integers. The help
parameter provides a short description of what each argument is for. You can customize the parser further based on your specific needs.
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