All user inputs for the Laboratory Code Submission are passed to your program via command line

arguments, which you can access using the $$argc$$ and $$argv$$ variables. Both of these variables are

defined as part of the main$()$ function in your program. The argc variable is an integer and is

assigned a value that corresponds to the number of arguments that are being passed to the

program via the command line at runtime. Therefore, as a programmer, you can determine the

number of arguments being passed to your program by reading the value of the argc variable.

Write a program using a $$cout$$ statement that displays the value of argc when you run your program

with more than $1$ command line argument. Demonstrate that when you pass $1,2$ or $3$ arguments to

your program via the command line, that your program displays the correct number of arguments to

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the console. The value of argc should be $2,3$ or $4$ when $1,2$ or $3$ arguments are passed to your

program, respectively.