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Input format :The first line consists of two space-separated double values m1 and n1, representing the yields for Crop 1 (in kilograms) for Harvest 1 and Harvest 2, respectively.The second line consists of two space-separated double values m2 and n2, representing the yields for Crop 2 (in kilograms) for Harvest 1 and Harvest 2, respectively.Output format :The first line prints "Crop 1: X kg" where X is a double value representing the average yield of Crop 1 in both harvests rounded to two decimal places.The second line prints "Crop 2: Y kg" where X is a double value representing the average yield of Crop 2 in both harvests rounded to two decimal places.The third line prints "Crop Z had the highest average yield" where Z is the crop number that had the highest yield.Refer to the sample output for the formatting specifications.

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Input format :The first line consists of two space-separated double values m1 and n1, representing the yields for Crop 1 (in kilograms) for Harvest 1 and Harvest 2, respectively.The second line consists of two space-separated double values m2 and n2, representing the yields for Crop 2 (in kilograms) for Harvest 1 and Harvest 2, respectively.Output format :The first line prints "Crop 1: X kg" where X is a double value representing the average yield of Crop 1 in both harvests rounded to two decimal places.The second line prints "Crop 2: Y kg" where X is a double value representing the average yield of Crop 2 in both harvests rounded to two decimal places.The third line prints "Crop Z had the highest average yield" where Z is the crop number that had the highest yield.Refer to the sample output for the formatting specifications.

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