Description

Two students, Adam and Anton, are celebrating two-year anniversary of not passing their Math $Logic exa_m.$ After very careful search in a local supermarket, they bought a rectangular cake with $integer dimensions$ and two candles.

Later in the campus Adam put the candles into different integer points of the cake and gave a knife $to Anto_n$ to cut the cake. The cut should start and end at integer points at the edges of the cake, and $it should$ not touch the candles. Also each piece should have exactly one candle at it. Please, help $Anto_n to$ find the starting and ending points of the cut.

A $7 \times 3$ cake and two candles at $(2 , 2)$ and $(3 , 2)$ .

Anton can cut this cake through $(0 , 0)$ and $(4 , 3)$ .

Input Format

The single line of the input contains six integers: $w , h$ -- cake dimensions; $a_{x}, a_{y}$ -- $x$ and $y coordinates$ of the first candle; $b_{x}, b_{y}$ -- the coordinates of the second candle $(3 \le w , h \le 10^{9}; 0 < a_{x}, b_{x} < w$ ; $0 < a_{y}, b_{y} < h$ ; $a_{x} ≠ b_{x}$ or $a_{y }≠ b_{y}).$

Output Format

Output four integers $s_{x}, s_{y}, e_{x},$ and $e_{y}$ -- the starting and ending coordinates of the cut. Both $starting and$ ending point of the cut should belong to the sides of the cake.

If there are several solutions, output any of them.

7 3 2 2 3 2 

0 0 4 3

Hint

Time limit: 2 s, Memory limit: 256 MB.

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