Arguments
Arguments follow the name of the command and are used to give options to run the command itself. Separe each argument with a space.
Required arguments need to be input for the command to work correctly. You will receive an error message or a warning otherwise.
In this guide, required arguments are marked as <argument> with the angle brackets. It is important to not put the angle brackets in the actual command, as they are used as a placeholder to indicate an argument is required.
Optional arguments are not needed for a command to work, but they may be used to provide additional information or add extra details to a command. In this guide, they are marked as [argument], with the square bracket not needed.
They are marked with [...argument] in this guide. They are joined together and allow spaces in there, unlike other arguments that break up on spaces.
Unlike other arguments, options are not variables, but are needed for commands that have multiple purposes and tell them exactly what to do. Options are usually required, and can be followed by other arguments.
Options are marked with the notation (option1|option2|option3). This means you must write exactly option1, option2, option3. They are case-insensitive.
