How can command line arguments be used to influence the flow of a program at runtime?
- By modifying the source code of the program.
- By passing arguments when the program is executed.
- By using conditional statements in the program.
- By using preprocessor directives in the code.
Command line arguments are parameters passed to a program when it's executed, allowing you to influence the program's behavior at runtime.
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