you & mdash; A junior researcher in the advanced laboratory. Every day you conduct experiments and get sets of numerical data. The analysis protocol requires a different approach depending on the overall result of a series of measurements.
rnthe chief scientific leader established a simple rule: if the sum of all measurements per day is per day It is & nbsp; even & nbsp; in number, this indicates the stability of the process, and the data must be analyzed in order & nbsp; increasing . If the amount & nbsp; is odd , this may indicate an anomaly, and to identify emissions, the largest values need to be studied first of all, that is, to sort data on & nbsp; decrease .
rn = "PT-2"> Your task & mdash; Write a program that automates this primary stage of data sorting. rnThe program must take a line containing integers separated by spaces. It is necessary to determine whether the sum of these numbers is even or odd. ��TYST ACTION OF THE ANSITUTION, the program must derive these numbers, sorted by increasing. If odd & mdash; by descending.
A set of experimental data (a line of integers separated by a gap).
Sorted data set (line of integers separated by a gap).
5 2 8 1
1 2 5 8
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# Считываем строку, разделяем её по пробелам и преобразуем каждый элемент в целое число,
# создавая таким образом список чисел.
data = [int(s) for s in input().split()]
# Вычисляем сумму всех чисел в списке.
total_sum = sum(data)
# Проверяем, является ли сумма четной (остаток от деления на 2 равен 0).
if total_sum % 2 == 0:
# Если сумма четная, сортируем список по возрастанию.
data.sort()
else:
# Если сумма нечетная, сортируем список по убыванию.
data.sort(reverse=True)
# Выводим элементы списка через пробел. Звездочка (*) перед data "распаковывает"
# список, передавая его элементы в print как отдельные аргументы.
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