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These arguments are made available to the script in two different ways: In either mode, as individual variables $ < n > (e.g., $1 ) In Python mode only, as a list $ARGS For example, consider a slight variation of the example script from above that operates on a given argument, rather than on the string 'tako' (notice how $ARGS and $1 are used): #!