1. Design and write a C++ function called TransferValues that takes
   three parameters--a queue of integers, a list of integers, and
   a vector of integers--in that order. The function must transfer
   all of the integers that are multiples of 3 from the queue to
   the list, and the remaining values to the vector. When the
   function has finished, the values available to the caller from
   the list and the vector are only values that were in the queue,
   but the queue itself is unchanged. Also, the values in both the
   list and the vector are in descending order.

2. Design, write and test both the required function itself
   and an adequate test driver. Keep the files separate (use
   separate compilation).

3. When you have tested the function to the point where you are
   happy with it, copy just the function file, which must be called
   TransferValues.cpp, to your K: drive.