Is it possible to pass arguments into a Python script?

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Is it possible to pass arguments into a Python script?

I know how to pass arguments into a shell script. These arguments are declared in AWS datapipeline and passed through. This is what a shell script would look like:

firstarg=$1

secondarg=$2

How do I do this in Python? Is it the exact same?

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3 years ago by vishaljlf39

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**Kajalsi45d** · Answer 1 · 2021-10-06T12:33:43

Kajalsi45d

This worked for me:

import sys

firstarg=sys.argv[1]

secondarg=sys.argv[2]

thirdarg=sys.argv[3]

3 years ago

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Is it possible to pass arguments into a Python script?

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