Chapter 7, Problem 15PP

Redo (or do for the first time) Programming Project 11 from Chapter 6. Your program should not be hard-coded to create a bar chart of exactly four integers, but should be able to graph an array of up to 100 integers. Scale the graph appropriately in the horizontal and vertical dimensions so the bar chart fits within a 400 by 400 pixel area. You can impose the constraint that all integers in the array are nonnegative. Use the sentinel value of −1 to indicate the end of the values to draw in the bar chart. For example, to create the bar chart with values 20, 40, 60, and 120, your program would operate on the array:

a[0] = 20 a[1] = 40 a[2] = 60 a[3] = 120 a[4] = −1

Test your program by creating several bar charts with different values and up to 100 entries and view the resulting SVG files to ensure that they are drawn correctly.