Which of the following is/are true reading the C code? If run on the command line as ./program 140 201 202, the line "Argument 0:-/program" will be output. The variable argy includes the program name as element 0. If run on the command line as ./program 140 201 202, the output from printf ("Argument count: %d ", argc) will be 4. If run on the command line as ./program 140 201 202, the output from printf("Argument count: %d ", argc) will be 3. The variable arge includes the program name in the count. If run on the command line as ./program 140 201 202, the line "Argument 0: 140" will be output. #include include #include int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { printf("Argument count: %d ", argc); for (int i= 0; i < argc; i++) printf("Argument d: %s ", i, argv[i]); return 0;