Movie Sorting

Problem Description

Little $\,J\,$ is on winter break and plans to watch $\,3\,$ movies, $\,a, b, c\,$. He likes things to "get better and better", so he wants to save the good movies for later.

Given the ratings of the $\,3\,$ movies $a, b, c$, sort them from low to high by rating and help Little $\,J\,$ decide the viewing order.

Input Format

Input three integers $\,a, b, c\,$ ($0 \le a, b, c \le 100$), all distinct, representing the ratings of the three movies.

Output Format

Output the $\,3\,$ integers in ascending order, with a single space between every two of them.

Sample Input 1

80 75 90

Sample Output 1

75 80 90

Sample Input 2

90 80 75

Sample Output 2

75 80 90

Sample Input 3

75 90 80

Sample Output 3

75 80 90

Hint

• Sorting three numbers from low to high — the same trick as the earlier "sort three digits" problem: compare pairs and swap.
• The problem guarantees the three numbers are all distinct, so you don't need to handle equal cases.