Example 99: Function with a Variable Number of Arguments
Explore how to write a function in C that accepts a variable number of arguments representing point coordinates, and identify the shape they form. Understand the use of stdarg.h macros to iterate through the arguments, enabling flexible function designs based on differing input lengths.
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Problem
Write a function that receives a variable number of arguments, where the arguments are the coordinates of the point. Based on the number of arguments received, the function should display the type of shape (for example, a point, line, triangle, etc.) drawn from them.
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