Write a program that draws one bar of # per argument, where the bar for a value of n is n characters long and sits on its own line.

• Every argument from argv[1] onward is one value. Parse each of them with atoi.
• Print one bar per value, in argument order. The bar for a value n is exactly n # characters followed by a newline.
• Print nothing else: no frame, no label, no row number, no leading spaces.
• A value of 0 still prints its line. The bar is empty, so that line holds nothing but the newline.
• A negative value counts as zero and prints an empty line.
• An argument that is not a number reads as zero through atoi, so it prints an empty line too.
• The program accepts any number of values, from one upward.
• If the program receives no argument at all (argc is 1), print wrong number of arguments followed by a newline.

Write a program that draws one bar of # per argument, where the bar for a value of n is n characters long and sits on its own line.

• Every argument from argv[1] onward is one value. Parse each of them with atoi.
• Print one bar per value, in argument order. The bar for a value n is exactly n # characters followed by a newline.
• Print nothing else: no frame, no label, no row number, no leading spaces.
• A value of 0 still prints its line. The bar is empty, so that line holds nothing but the newline.
• A negative value counts as zero and prints an empty line.
• An argument that is not a number reads as zero through atoi, so it prints an empty line too.
• The program accepts any number of values, from one upward.
• If the program receives no argument at all (argc is 1), print wrong number of arguments followed by a newline.