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The reason this article has been marked is: this is confusing, and seems to explain command arguments instead of script arguments

If you do not know what an argument is, you do not need to use arguments.

An argument is a piece of information that is given to a script. It is either a number or another script that produces a number. Script arguments appear in parenthesis after the script name.

 walk hero (me, south, 5)

The walk hero command has three arguments. The first argument is me, which is a constant that means the ID number of the first walkabout hero (always the number zero). The second argument is south which is a constant that has the value 2, which the program knows means south. The last argument is the number 5, which is the number of tiles to walk.

[edit] See Also

• Wikipedia article on Arguments and Parameters