How can you pass a command line argument to a C program that is meant to be interpreted as an integer?
- Assign the argument to a string variable
- Convert the argument using atoi()
- Use argv[0] to access the argument
- Use scanf to read the argument from the user
To interpret a command line argument as an integer, you should use the atoi() function to convert the string argument to an integer data type.
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