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Option–operand separation

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Option–operand separation is a concept in the context of command-line interfaces and programming languages that refers to the practice of clearly distinguishing between options (or flags) and operands (or arguments) when parsing input. This separation helps to improve the readability and maintainability of command-line commands as well as facilitate easier argument handling by both users and the software.

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