Answer to Question #261421 in Python for Anna

Question

They say that the one in first place is always greater than the one in the second and third place. Are they always right?

Instructions:

1. Input three integers in different lines (one each line).
2. Print out the integers in one line.
3. If the 1st integer is greater than or equal to both the 2nd integer and the 3rd integer, print "Yes".

Instructions

1. Input three integers in different lines (one each line).
2. Print out the integers in one line.
3. If the 1st integer is greater than or equal to both the 2nd integer and the 3rd integer, print "Yes".

Input

Three lines containing an integer on each.

3
2
1

Output

The first line contains all the three inputted integers.

The second line contains a string which is the result.

3·2·1
Yes

Answer 1

Source code

print("Enter three numbers in different lines: ")
n1=int(input())
n2=int(input())
n3=int(input())
print()
print(n1," ",n2," ",n3)
if(n1>n2 and n1>n3):
    print("Yes")

Output