Instructions

You will be given three integers: , and (read in for you). Then you will be given two boolean values that tell you which way the numbers are going - if the numbers are in increasing order or in decreasing order, respectively.

Details

Input

• The program reads in:

  • a sequence of three integers: , and

  • boolean isIncreasing: set to True if the sequence of integers is increasing, i.e. (note, we are reading in either 0 for False or 1 for True)

  • boolean isDecreasing: set to true if the sequence of integers is decreasing, i.e. >>

Processing

• Based on the boolean values read in determine if the sequence of integers is increasing, decreasing or neither.

Output

• The original order is output for you.
• If the sequence of integers is increasing, output The numbers are increasing "The numbers are strictly increasing."
• If they are decreasing, output The numbers are decreasing "The numbers are strictly decreasing."
• Otherwise, output No obvious order "There is no strict order."

Sample input/output:

Input	Output
1 2 4	1 2 4 The numbers are strictly increasing.
5 3 1	5 3 1 The numbers are strictly decreasing.
13 7 24	13 7 24 There is no strict order.

using python

pod1.py* New Full Screen ## 2 # CSCI 1105 3 # Week 6, POD 1 4 # @author: ?? vou WN 7 # Input 8 i, j, k = (int(s) for sin input().split() 9 isIncreasing, isDecreasing = (bool(int(s)) for sin input().s 10 11 #Output print( "Original order:", i, j, k ) 13 14. #=================EEEE! ================ 15 # PLEASE FIX/FINISH THE FOLLOWING WORK 17 '18 - if isIncreasing : 19 print( "True branch" ) 20 - else : 21 print( "False branch" ) 22