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## Bash-specific instructions

The goal of this exercise is to consider the number of arguments passed to your program.
If there is exactly one argument, print a greeting message.
Otherwise print an error message and exit with a non-zero status.

Note that you can pass empty strings as arguments.

`./program ""`

This is different from passing no arguments at all.

`./program`

If your program is run with exactly one argument (even if it is an empty string), treat is as a person's name and print a greeting message.
If it is run with zero arguments or more than one argument, print an error message and exit with a non-zero status.