The condition for printing "NO" is (s <= -5) OR (t != 1). Let's check each pair:
1) (-9, -9): -9 <= -5 is true. Output: "NO".
2) (-6, 1): -6 <= -5 is true, but t != 1 is false. Since the first part of the OR is true, the condition is met. Output: "NO".
3) (0, -6): 0 <= -5 is false, and -6 != 1 is true. Output: "NO".
4) (-10, 1): -10 <= -5 is true, but t != 1 is false. Since the first part of the OR is true, the condition is met. Output: "NO".
5) (-12, -4): -12 <= -5 is true, and -4 != 1 is true. Output: "NO".
All pairs result in "NO". The numbers are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. In ascending order: 12345.