No.1829 Möbius Tunnelling
Problem Statement
$1$ long, thin sheet of paper is divided by boundaries into $N$ squares arranged in a straight line.
Furthermore, this paper has a front and a back, and the back is also divided into $N$ squares in the same way, by boundaries at the same positions as on the front.
On both the front and the back, these squares are numbered $1$ to $N$ in order from the left, and the $i$-th square of the back is directly behind the $i$-th square of the front.
Initially, A is on the $a$-th square of the front, B is on the $b$-th square of the front, and C is on the $c$-th square of the back.
Is it possible, by performing the following operation $1$ time, to have A and C on the same side and A and B on different sides?
[Operation]
Make a Möbius strip out of this paper and cut it at any boundary of your choice.
Strictly speaking, give the paper a half twist and join it so that the $N$-th square of the front connects with the $1$-th square of the back and the $N$-th square of the back connects with the $1$-th square of the front. Then, choose any $1$ boundary between squares and cut there, returning it to $1$ flat sheet of paper (with a separate front and back).
Input
$N$ $a$ $b$ $c$
- $2\leq N\leq 10^9$
- $1\leq a,b,c \leq N$
- $a\neq b$
- All inputs are integers.
Output
Print Yes if an operation satisfying the conditions is possible, and No otherwise.
Print a newline at the end.
Sample
Sample 1
Input
5 1 3 5
Output
Yes
The initial arrangement is as shown in Figure $1$.
When the Möbius strip is made, A on the $1$-th square of the front and C on the $5$-th square of the back become adjacent.
Therefore, for example, cutting at the boundary between squares $2$ and $3$ satisfies the conditions of the problem statement, as shown in Figure $2$.
Sample 2
Input
10 5 2 5
Output
No
Note that the input guarantees $a\neq b$, but does not guarantee $a\neq c$ or $b\neq c$.
Sample 3
Input
1000000000 271828182 314159265 141421356
Output
No
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