PokeScan Battle Simulation

In this problem, you are required to simulate a battle between two Pokémon-like entities called PokeScans. Each PokeScan is defined by a name, a level, and a type. The rules for determining the outcome of the battle are as follows:

1. If the levels are different, the PokeScan with the higher level wins.
2. If the levels are equal, the winner is determined by type advantage according to the rule: [ \text{water} > \text{fire}, \quad \text{fire} > \text{grass}, \quad \text{grass} > \text{water} ] That is, water beats fire, fire beats grass, and grass beats water.
3. If the levels are equal and neither type has the advantage (including cases where both types are the same or not part of the advantage rule), the battle results in a tie.

Your task is to read the details of two PokeScans from the standard input and print the result of the battle. The output should be a single line indicating the result in one of the following formats:

• "X wins against Y!" if either X or Y wins.
• "It's a tie between X and Y!" if the battle is a tie.

Make sure to follow the input and output specifications strictly.

inputFormat

The input consists of two lines. Each line contains three values separated by spaces:

• The first value is a string representing the PokeScan's name.
• The second value is an integer representing the PokeScan's level.
• The third value is a string representing the PokeScan's type (e.g. water, fire, grass, electric, etc.).

For example:

Pikachu 25 electric Charmander 20 fire

outputFormat

The output is a single line string that describes the result of the battle. It will be one of the following:

• " wins against !" if the first PokeScan wins.
• " wins against !" if the second PokeScan wins.
• "It's a tie between and !" if the battle is a tie.## sample

Pikachu 25 electric
Charmander 20 fire

Pikachu wins against Charmander!