title: commandline argument parameter limitation
body: <p>Language: C#
  I have to pass a huge string array (built dynamically) as an argument to run an exe. 
  I am thinking of acheiving it by the below 2 ways. But I am not feeling confident.</p>
  
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  <li><p>I can create it as one string delimited by spaces.  I can invoke the exe through Process.Start.
  Hence the running child process considers the space and holds as a string array.
  However I am unsure about the string array limitation. Suppose if my string array count exceeds more than 10,000 </p></li>
  <li><p>I can create it as one string delimited by a special symbol, which never fall in data. I can invoke the exe with the string. The running child process considers it as one single string, where i can  split it with the same delimiter to get the string array back. However, here i am unsure about the command size. Will that do, if the command line string length is large</p></li>
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  <p>Can anyone help me in letting me know the parameter size limitations</p>