Youve been hired to develop statistics software. Specifically, your software will calculate the same
statistics as in the statistics program in PP#3, as well as one new statistic (described below).
In each individual run of your software, you will input two lists of numbers, and these two lists
will have the same length, a length that will be input (and idiotproofed) at runtime, just before
allocating and then inputting the lists. For each of the two lists of numbers, you will need to
calculate the taxicab norm as in PP#3, the Euclidean norm (also known as the square norm) as in
PP#3, the 3-norm as in PP#3, as well as, for the two lists together, an additional statistic known as
the dot product (see page 4).
