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## NS.args property
Arguments passed into the script.
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**Signature:**
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```typescript
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readonly args: ScriptArg[];
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```
## Remarks
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Arguments passed into a script can be accessed as a normal array by using the `[]` operator (`args[0]`<!-- --> , `args[1]` <!-- --> , etc...). Arguments can be string, number, or boolean. Use `args.length` to get the number of arguments that were passed into a script.
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## Example
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`run example.js 7 text true`
```js
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// example.js
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export async function main(ns) {
ns.tprint(ns.args.length) // 3
ns.tprint(ns.args[0]); // 7 (number)
ns.tprint(ns.args[1]); // "text" (string)
ns.tprint(ns.args[2]); // true (boolean)
ns.tprint(ns.args[3]); // undefined, because only 3 arguments were provided
}
```
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