Where's the Biggest One? by CodeChum Admin We've already tried comparing 3 numbers to see the largest among all, so let's try a more complicated mission where we locate the position of the largest among 5 numbers. There are only 4 possible cases for this mission: - if the largest digit is the first digit, print "Leftmost" - if the largest digit is the third digit, print "Middle" - if the largest digit is the last digit, print "Rightmost" - if none of the above is correct, print "Unknown" Now, show me how far you've understood your lessons! Input A line containing a five-digit integer. 1·4·6·3·2 Output A line containing a string. Middle !!!PLEASE USE PYTHON FOR CODING

Where's the Biggest One? by CodeChum Admin We've already tried comparing 3 numbers to see the largest among all, so let's try a more complicated mission where we locate the position of the largest among 5 numbers. There are only 4 possible cases for this mission: - if the largest digit is the first digit, print "Leftmost" - if the largest digit is the third digit, print "Middle" - if the largest digit is the last digit, print "Rightmost" - if none of the above is correct, print "Unknown" Now, show me how far you've understood your lessons! Input A line containing a five-digit integer. 1·4·6·3·2 Output A line containing a string. Middle !!!PLEASE USE PYTHON FOR CODING

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Where's the Biggest One?

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We've already tried comparing 3 numbers to see the largest among all, so let's try a more complicated mission where we locate the position of the largest among 5 numbers. There are only 4 possible cases for this mission:

- if the largest digit is the first digit, print "Leftmost"

- if the largest digit is the third digit, print "Middle"

- if the largest digit is the last digit, print "Rightmost"

- if none of the above is correct, print "Unknown"

Now, show me how far you've understood your lessons!

Input

A line containing a five-digit integer.

1·4·6·3·2

Output

A line containing a string.

Middle

!!!PLEASE USE PYTHON FOR CODING

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