407119: GYM102697 090 Computer World

Computer World

You just bought a new computer, and you wonder if it has a large, medium, or small amount of storage on its hard drive. The storage of your computer's hard drive will be given in gigabytes (GB).

If your computer's storage space is less than or equal to 200 GB, you consider it SMALL.

Otherwise, if your computer's storage space is less than or equal to 500 GB, you consider it MEDIUM.

Otherwise, you consider it LARGE.

Given these storage space bounds, figure out whether or not your computer's storage is SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE, and print the answer accordingly.

The only line of input contains a string indicating how much storage space your computer has, with a "GB" on the end. For example, if your computer had 300 gigabytes of storage, this would be read as "300GB" (no quotes) in the input.

Output a single string: SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE (all caps), classifying your computer's storage space as described above.

800GB

LARGE

200GB

SMALL

450GB

MEDIUM