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Making it clear that all functions in 'lib' that return the value of 'flag' are converted to number and 'bool', with 'bool' being true only when it contains the value: [TRUE, True, true]
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All functions follow this rule, with the normal name returning a string, with '_number' returning a number and with '_bool' returning a boolean value.
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#### Getting a argument
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you can get the arguments by using the function `CArgvParse_get_arg` and specifing the index of the argument you want to get.
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In the library there is also the possibility of using namespaces.
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As in the following examples:
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```c
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#include "CArgvParseOne.c"
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