107. Register8 Equality Operator

 The class Register8 represents an 8-bit hardware register and is already defined with a private variable value, a constructor, and a getter.

Your task is to overload the == operator so that two Register8 objects can be compared.

Two registers are considered equal if their stored 8-bit values are identical.

In main():

• Read two integer values from input.
• Each value represents a register write and will be stored as an 8-bit unsigned value (uint8_t).
• Create two Register8 objects using these values.
• Compare them using the overloaded == operator.
• Print:
  • Equal if the registers hold the same 8-bit value
  • Not Equal otherwise

All integer inputs are guaranteed to be in the range 0 to 255.

Input / Output Specification

Input
Two space-separated integers a and b

0 ≤ a, b ≤ 255

Output
Print exactly one of the following (case-sensitive):

• Equal
• Not Equal

Example 1

Input:

10 10

Output:

Equal 

Example 2

Input:

5 7

Output:

Not Equal