Stock Price Peaks

Consider the stock prices of a company over a given number of days. A peak stock price is defined as a price that is greater than all the prices within the last 'k' days. Write a function that takes a list of stock prices and an integer 'k', and returns a list of boolean values indicating whether each day's stock price is a peak price based on the last 'k' days. Input format: - The first line contains a space-separated list of integers representing the daily stock prices. - The second line contains an integer 'k'. Output format: - A single line containing space-separated boolean values (True or False) indicating peak prices. Example: Input: 100 80 120 90 110 130 95 3 Output: True False True False True True False