CODING PRACTICE - 3 Lucky Number

 Lucky Number

Given two integers, they are considered a lucky pair if any one of them is 6 or if their sum or difference is equal to 6.

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Input

The first line of input contains a number.
The second line of input contains a number.

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Output

If the given conditions are satisfied, print "Lucky". In all other cases, print "Not Lucky".

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Explanation

For example, if the given numbers are 6 and 1. One of the given two numbers is 6. So the output should be "Lucky".
Whereas, if the given numbers are 3 and 2, they do not satisfy any of the conditions. So the output should be "Not Lucky".

Sample Input 1

6
1

Sample Output 1

Lucky

Sample Input 2

3
2

Not Lucky

15
9

Sample Output 3

Lucky

code:

a = int(input())
b = int(input())
x=((a==6) or (b==6))
y=((a+b)==6)
z=((a-b)==6) or ((b-a)==6)
c=y or z 
if x or c:
    print("Lucky")
else:
    print("Not Lucky")