This is fair, but it is also important to be in the habit of knowing about CLI arguments early on.
Back in High school when I was taught both C++ and Java, teachers would have us type in public static void main(String args[]) without really understanding why, either.
Beginners do not need to understand everything right away in order to simply "do" something. In another Universe, a C student goes his whole life without learning about the argument vector and misses an important concept early on :D
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Cool! Just a tip though, I wouldn't recommend teaching beginner's this:
As it's a little confusing to explain
This is fair, but it is also important to be in the habit of knowing about CLI arguments early on.
Back in High school when I was taught both C++ and Java, teachers would have us type in
public static void main(String args[])without really understanding why, either.Beginners do not need to understand everything right away in order to simply "do" something. In another Universe, a C student goes his whole life without learning about the argument vector and misses an important concept early on :D