The program must first read the initialization data from standard input. Then, within an infinite loop, read the device

The program should follow the following steps: 1. Read the initialization data from standard input, including the width and height of the building (W and H), the number of jumps allowed before the bombs go off (N), and your starting position (X0 and Y0). 2. Enter an infinite loop to continuously read device data from standard input and provide movement instructions to standard output. 3. For each device data input, first read the device code (COLDER, WARMER, SAME, or UNKNOWN) from standard input. 4. Then, read the location of the next window you should jump to (X and Y) from standard input. 5. Calculate the distance between your current position and the target window using the Pythagorean theorem: distance = sqrt((X-X0)^2 + (Y-Y0)^2). 6. If the device code is COLDER, move towards the target window by jumping half the distance towards it. If the device code is WARMER, jump the full distance towards the target window. If the device code is SAME or UNKNOWN, jump a quarter of the distance towards the target window. 7. Update your current position (X0 and Y0) after each jump. 8. Repeat steps 3-7 until you have used up all your allowed jumps (N) or you have successfully reached the target window. 9. If you reach the target window before the bombs go off, output "SUCCESS" to standard output. Otherwise, output "GAME OVER" to standard output.