Input:
A
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5000
4000
-3000
-2000
Output:
A FEEDBACK
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9000 POSITIVE
-5000 NEGATIVE
THEY HAVE GIVEN THE INPUT. I NEED TO WRITE A CODE TO BRING THE OUTPUT.
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