Write a C program, which gets a command$-$line argument in each run. We can suppose that the first word of the command line arguments $($excluding the name of the executable$)$ is the name of a directory. The program must list all the objects within the given directory. So$,$ it prints out the names of files and folders contained by the directory given in the command$-$line argument. For example, if "Progrs" is a subfolder in the present working directory the program must work in the same way as the $"$Is Progs$/"$ command in Linux.