$1$ average: this method takes $3$ integers and finds and returns their average

example: if the values are $3,5,$ and $8,$ then the method returns $5\mathrm{.}33.$

$2$ max: this method takes $3$ integers and finds and returns the maximum value

example: if the values are $6,13,$ and $-2,$ then the method returns $13.$

$3$ isAllEven: this method takes $3$ integers and returns true if they are all even, and false otherwise

example: if the method takes $2,18,$ and $12,$ then the method returns true. Whereas if the method takes $4,3,$ and $16,$ then the method returns false.

$4$ reverse: this method takes a String and returns its reverse.

example: if the method takes "hello" the it returns the string "olleh".

In the main read $3$ integers and a String from the user and call the $4$ methods to test them $($in their original order$)$ according the sample run below. Remember that the output must match the sample run.

Sample run $1$:

Please enter $3$ integers:

$358$

Please enter a string:

hello

The average is : $5\mathrm{.}33$

The maximum value is : $8$

All values are even : false

The reversed string is : olleh

Sample run $2$:

Please enter $3$ integers:

$21812$

Please enter a string:

Summer

The average is : $10\mathrm{.}67$

The maximum value is : $18$

All values are even : true

The reversed string is : remmuS

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