Bar Chart Lab Project

This project has a two-fold goal. First, the goal is to print a horizontal bar chart. Second, the goal will be to print the a vertical bar graph.

• Part One: Horizontal Bars
• Part Two: Fancier Horizontal Bars
• Part Three: Vertical Bars
• Part Four: Fancier Vertical Bars

Part One:
The program will read 6 integers from input that will correspond to the length of the 6 bars printed by the program. All bars are to be 4 lines thick. Print each bar with "#" signs.

Sample output:
if you read in : 8 4 7 15 3 12

you see:

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Part Two:

Do the same program as in part one, but make these changes:

• Print Odd bars using the "#"
• Print Even bars using the "@"
• Use an array to store the 6 bar variables, and to cycle through
their values when printing all 6 bars.
• Read in the thickness for the bars.

Sample output:
if you read in : 8 4 7 15 3 12 (for the six bars)
and then read in : 6 (for thickness)

you see:

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Part Three:

Do a the same program as in Part One but make VERTICAL bars instead of horizontal ones. This means: The program will read 6 integers from input that will correspond to the length of the 6 bars printed by the program. All bars are to be 5 characters thick.

Sample output:
if you read in : 8 4 7 15 3 12

you see:

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Part Four:

Do a the same program as in Part THREE but make these changes:

• Print Odd bars using the "#"
• Print Even bars using the "@"
• Use an array to store the 6 bar variables, and to cycle through their values when printing all 6 bars.

Sample output:
if you read in : 8 4 7 15 3 12

you see:

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