Product Filtering

Given a list of products, each represented by a name, price, and stock quantity, your task is to filter out the products that do not meet the minimum requirements and then output the names of the remaining products in lexicographical order.

A product with attributes $(\text{name}, \text{price}, \text{quantity})$ is considered valid if and only if

$$\text{price} \geq \text{min\_price} \quad \text{and} \quad \text{quantity} \geq \text{min\_stock}. $$

If no products match the criteria, output an empty line.

Example: If the input is:

5
Laptop 1200 5
Smartphone 800 10
Monitor 300 7
Keyboard 100 15
Mouse 50 25
100 10

The valid products are "Keyboard" (price 100, quantity 15) and "Smartphone" (price 800, quantity 10), and when sorted lexicographically, the output is:

Keyboard Smartphone

inputFormat

Input is read from standard input (stdin) and has the following format:

• An integer $n$, representing the number of products.
• $n$ lines follow, each containing a product name (a string without spaces), an integer for the price, and an integer for the stock quantity, separated by spaces.
• A line containing two integers: $\text{min\_price}$ and $\text{min\_stock}$.

outputFormat

Output the names of the filtered products that satisfy the condition (price $\geq$ min_price and quantity $\geq$ min_stock) in lexicographical order, on a single line separated by a space. If no product meets the criteria, output an empty line.## sample

5
Laptop 1200 5
Smartphone 800 10
Monitor 300 7
Keyboard 100 15
Mouse 50 25
100 10

Keyboard Smartphone

</p>