Do not store the inputs in an array. No need.

Your program must accept negative inputs, also. Do not use a synthetic $ma\frac{x}{m}in.$ Take the very first input to be the max and the min, compare subsequent inputs, updating as needed.

Q$4$ Submit readlines.c with your lab.Using, again, readlines.c from Activity $6$ as a starting point, read numbers $($doubles$)$ from the user, prompting for each one. $($So$,$ blank line or EOF to quit.$)$ After all inputs are read, print out, in neat, tabular form, the max, min, and mean.

Do not store the inputs in an array. No need.

Your program must accept negative inputs, also. Do not use a synthetic max$/$min$.$ Take the very first input to be the max and the min, compare subsequent inputs, updating as needed.