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## Arguments
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Sometimes you might want to pass additional arguments to the command inside an alias.
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There are multiple way to do so:
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1. Specify a single argument using a dollar sign (``$``) and the numeric position of the argument
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1. Specify a single argument using a dollar sign (``$``) and the numeric position of the argument
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2. Specify the entire text after the alias using ellipsis
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Examples:
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```
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When ``!exp`` is used, the first argument (the first piece of text after the command ending with a space or a newline) is passed into the formula ``n^2``, which is then passed to the ``/calculate`` command.
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***
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_Note:_ If you're using a string as a single argument and it contains spaces, you should quote the string when passing the argument, like so (assuming `/alias !echo "/speak You said: $1"`)
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```
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!echo "This is a string with spaces as a single argument"
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```
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This isn't needed with `...` syntax because it passes all available arguments.
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