How do I find the last argument being passed INTO a script from $@?

Question

#!/bin/bash 

/home/someDir/myServer $@

#arguments go as follow: ./server IP SERVICE PORT

port = $@ ?

echo "your port "$port

This IS NOT what I'm looking for: last_arg="${!#}"

Answer 1

I think ${@: -1:1} (the space is mandatory, otherwise it gets confused and thinks you're using defaulting) will do it; the slice syntax, unlike subscripts, allows negative numbers to index from the end of the array.