Using a list help Dr. Pepper investigate a crime. He usually asks 5 questions to each person he interviews: "Did you call the victim?" "Were you in the crime scene?" "Do you live close to the victim?" "Did you owe money to the victim?" "Have you ever worked with the victim?" The answers are always either "Yes" or "No". Print the list after you record all the answers. Your program must give a final verdict about the participation of that person in the crime. If there are 2 positive answers this person must be classified as "Suspect". For 3 or 4 positive answers the classification is "Accomplice", and for 5 positive answers the classification is "Killer". Otherwise, this person should be classified as "Innocent". For example, if the input is:

You install teamviewer on your workstation at home so that you can ac ess it when on the road. how can you be assured that unknown users cant access your computer through team viewer?

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