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Write a program that reads the temperature (in Fahrenheit degrees) and displays the corresponding description, as follows:

  1. <=32: Intense cold
  2. (32-59]: Cold
  3. (59-77]: Warm
  4. (77-95]: Heat
  5. >95: Intense heat

Sample Input 1:

31

Sample Output 1:

Intense cold

Sample Input 2:

59

Sample Output 2:

Cold

 

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