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Mysteriоus Gаdget Descriptiоn On my wаy tо work I find аn interesting device. On the device there are five large buttons: a RED button, a GREEN button, a BLUE button, a WHITE button and a BLACK button. There is also a LCD panel showing a non-negative integer. I notice that as soon as I turn on the the device, it shows a positive integer (say n). If I click the RED button, the device will multiple the displayed number by 2. If I click the GREEN button, the device will multiple the displayed number by 5. If I click the BLUE button, the device will increment the displayed number by 1. If I click the BLACK button, the device will subtract 1 from the number on the display. If I click the WHITE button, the device will divide the displayed number by 2 (integer division). At any time if the number stops being non-negative the device goes crazy and I have to restart it. The display can show arbitrarily large numbers. My colleague challenges me to display integer m on the display with MINIMUM number of button clicks on the device. Since we learn about trees and graphs this semester, I thought I'll show him what West Valley students can do by asking you to write such a program! Input The first and the only line of the input contains two distinct integers n and m (1 ≤ n, m ≤ 10000), separated by a space . Output Print a single number — the minimum number of times one needs to push a button required to get the number m out of number n. Sample Input 1 4 6 Sample Output 1 (your program output) 2 Explanation: you need to push the BLACK button (-1) once, and then push the RED button (*2) once. Hence the answer is 2. Sample Input 2 41 22 Sample Output 2 (your program output) 3 Explanation: You need to press WHITE, BLUE, BLUE to get 41-20-21-22. Hence the answer is 3. test data: test_data.zip Note that you can also test the program on the Judge, but do submit your solution to Canvas. The judge only does console IO. Grading metric: some effort: 2 points significant effort: 4 points almost working: 6 points Beyond this, each case you solve you score 0.5 points.