You're given a string \(s\), you should generate a python code which its output is \(s\).
Your score for each test will be:
\(max(0, (1 - \frac {your\ code\ length} {|s| + 9})) \times 10 \)

Notes:

\(|s| \) is the length of \(s\).
Your generated python code cannot use import. the code should use built-in python syntax(check this list).
You will get the wrong answer if your generated python code gets any exceptions or errors.
Your generated python code's output must be \(s\) plus an end of the line. (Refer to the example)
You can find tests here. Their order is not the same as a judge.
Your generated python code should terminate after at most seconds otherwise, you will get the wrong answer.

Input format

The first line contains an integer \(n\).
The second line contains a string with length \(n\), \(s\) which contains 'a'-'z', '#', '.', and '0'-'9' characters.

Output format

Firstly, print the number of your generated python code's lines and then print each code's line.

Constraints

\(1 \leq n \leq 1000\)