N. Nine Is Greater Than Ten
time limit per test
1 second
memory limit per test
1024 megabytes
input
standard input
output
standard output

Koji, the mathematician and philosopher, is hereby proving the statement that $$$$$$\Huge\text{9 \gt 10}$$$$$$ by the following solid proof.

Proof. We write down two numbers in decimal representation. $$$$$$\Large \underline{\texttt{9}}\texttt{.}$$$$$$ $$$$$$\Large \underline{\texttt{1}}\texttt{0}$$$$$$

Look at the first digit that they are different at! Since $$$9 \gt 1$$$, we proved that $$$9 \gt 10$$$.    $$$Q.E.D.$$$

Again, you can easily use the same argument to prove $$$114\,514 \lt 1919$$$: $$$$$$\Large \texttt{1}\underline{\texttt{1}}\texttt{4514}$$$$$$ $$$$$$\Large \texttt{1}\underline{\texttt{9}}\texttt{19..}$$$$$$ and $$$9 \lt 999$$$: $$$$$$\Large \texttt{9}\underline{\texttt{.}}\texttt{.}$$$$$$ $$$$$$\Large \texttt{9}\underline{\texttt{9}}\texttt{9}$$$$$$

Wow, that is math! How logical it is! Now you have fully understood how the Koji compares two numbers. Write a program to compare two input numbers!

Input

A single input line consists of two positive integers $$$a, b~(1 \leq a, b \leq 20\,220\,924)$$$ seperated by a single space, both are guaranteed without leading zeros.

Output

Print a single line by the method of Koji Comparison,

  • If $$$a \gt b$$$, print "$$$a$$$>$$$b$$$" (without quotes).
  • If $$$a \lt b$$$, print "$$$a$$$<$$$b$$$" (without quotes).
  • If $$$a=b$$$, print "$$$a$$$=$$$b$$$" (without quotes).
Examples
Input
9 10
Output
9>10
Input
114514 1919
Output
114514<1919
Input
9 999
Output
9<999
Input
99 99
Output
99=99
Input
2022 924
Output
2022<924