while True:
     
    numOne = int(input())#I created numOne varibale.
    numTwo = int(input())# I created numTwo varibale.
    numThree = int(input())# I created numThree variable. 

    if numOne >= numTwo and numTwo >= numThree:
        print("{} {} {}-In Order".format(numOne, numTwo, numThree))#The format prints out numOne, numTwo and numThree.NumOne is greater than numTwo and numTwo is greater than numThree. 
    
    elif numOne <= numTwo and numTwo <= numThree:
        print("{} {} {}-In Order".format(numOne, numTwo, numThree))#NumOne is less than numTwo, then numTwo is less than numThree. The format print each of the number you ask it to.
    
    else:
        print("{} {} {}- Not In Order".format(numOne, numTwo, numThree))
    #if numOne < numTwo > numThree:
    #    print("{} {} {}-In Order".format(numOne, numTwo, numThree))# IF numOne is less than numTwo, then it is going to be greater than numThree. The format will print the statement you pit above the line.
    
    #if numOne > numTwo < numThree:
    #    print("{} {} {}-In Order".format(numOne, numTwo, numThree))# Their are three intergers numOne, numTwo and numThree. Numonw is greater than numTwo and less than numThree.
       
    runAgain = input("run Again <enter> or N")#runAgain it will make the program run how many times you ask it to.
    if runAgain == "N" or runAgain == "n": # It can either be a captial N or a lowercase n.
        print("Bye")#IT will stop the program.
        break# It ends the program.

5
7
9
5 7 9-In Order
run Again <enter> or Ny
9
7
-25
9 7 -25-In Order
run Again <enter> or Ny
5
8
2
5 8 2- Not In Order
run Again <enter> or Nn
Bye