#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdarg.h>                             // - This is required in any program that uses

// BUGGY

//   variadic functions (additional arguments).
void print_many_strings(int num_strings, ...) { // - The ... stands for any number of arguments.
    va_list more_args;                          // - Get a handle to the additional arguments.
    va_start(more_args, num_strings);           // - This is required to access them.  Yes, it   is weird.
    for(int i = 0; i < num_strings; i++) {      //
        int next_num = va_arg(more_args, char*); // - Get the next additional argument.
        printf("%d\n", next_num);               // - Print it.
    }                                           //
    va_end(more_args);                          // - This is required after you're done.
}                                               //   Yes, this is weird (too).


int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    printf("print_many_strings(4, \"Choo\", \"choo\", \"choo\", \"whoo...\");\n");
    print_many_strings(4, "Choo", "choo", "choo", "whoo..."); // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

    printf("\n");

    printf("print_many_strings(4, \"Whoo\", \"whoo...\");\n");
    print_many_strings(4, "Whoo", "whoo..."); // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}