Write a multithreaded program that calculates various statistical values for a list of numeric values. Use the C$++11$ std::thread code.

This program is passed a series of numbers on the command line. This program will then create three separate worker threads: one will

determine the average of the numbers, a second and third will determine the maximum and minimum values respectively

For example, if your program is passed the integers

$1,5,10$

It would print:

avg is $5\mathrm{.}33$

The largest number is $10$

The smallest number is $1$

The minimum amount of numbers a person can pass is $1.$ There is no maximum number of values the person can enter. If the person does

not pass any numbers show an error instead of creating threads. Only use the amount of space that you need, and do not allocate extra.

When you make each thread use a different method. $($One should use function pointers, one should use functors and the last should use

lambdas$)$