order1 – Checking order (easy version) – Computer Science by Example

order1 – Checking order (easy version)

One and three are in increasing order. Ten and nine are not in increasing order.

Write a program that reads a pair of numbers and prints if they are in strict increasing order. In other words, if the second number is greater than the first.

Input and Output

Input will consist of a pair of numbers x and y where

0 ≤ x, y ≤ 100 000.

Output should contain a single line with either Yes or No indicating whether x < y.

Example input 1

1 3

Example output 1

Yes

Example input 2

10 9

Example output 2

No

Scoring

2/12: produces the correct answer for the above examples in an incorrect format
4/12: produces the correct answer for the above examples in the correct format
12/12: produces the correct sum for other examples

try first: oddeven1

try next: good1 signum1

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