Santa's challenge 🎅🎁

Question

With Christmas before you know it ol' Santa Claus chose YOU to help him prepare for it in time. You see, Nipper Twinkle-Toes, Santa's beloved elf hid one page of the Naughty or Nice List a while ago and poor Santa found it only a few minutes ago! He will never be able to go through that list in time unless... he would use a machine to do all the tedious counting. So he chose YOU, great coder, to create him a code that can determine which children were naughty and which were nice.
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Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/chriYLIYnzAQ/?ref=app

Answer 2

If you join the SoloLearn Discord Chat group, there is a private message function.
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/689391/?ref=app

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/cIPMEcm9iEJy/?ref=app

Answer 4

@HeisAbdulaziz
Thank you ☺

Answer 5

Sololearn should have a reply option for answers of quession and private chat option.
Without that options I have some difficulty.

Answer 6

@David Ashton
👍👍👍

Answer 7

Yes, true. Especially since SoloLearn already has "Parental guidance" notice in Google Play store. I imagine sometimes apps wouldn't allow private messaging because they want more children to be able to use those apps.

Answer 8

(continuation)

The task: create an algorithm which takes multiple lines of input, does a calculation and outputs the result.

Input description:
Line 1: n [integer].
Lines 2 to n+1: str [string], *space*, g [integer], *space*, b [integer].
n = number of children on the list
str = child's name
g = number of good deeds
b = number of bad deeds

Calculation description:
If at least 50% of child's deeds are good, he/she is "nice", otherwise he/she is "naughty".

Output description:
Lines 1 to n: str, *space*, "is naughty" or "is nice"

Example:
   Input:
3
Tom 5 3
Sue 7 7
Luke 3 4
   Output:
Tom is nice
Sue is nice
Luke is naughty

All programing languages are welcomed (yes, including Assembly) if the code actually WORKS. Santa needs a working code, not a pseudocode.

Good luck!!! 🎅

*Edit*
If input separation is a problem you can write each variable in a new line instead.

Example:
   Input:
3
Tom
5
3
Sue
7
7
Luke
3
4
   Output:
Tom is nice
Sue is nice
Luke is naughty