This logic seems to hold up:

  1. A sentence must contain forty letters to be true.

  2. This sentence does have a total of forty letters.

  3. Therefore, the second sentence is a true sentence.

Unfortunately, sentences 1 and 2 have 40 letters each — and sentence 3 has 41.

Assignment

Determine whether a sentence is true.

Input

The sentence.

Output

A thumbs up symbol (👍) if the sentence is true, or otherwise a thumbs down symbol (👎) followed by a space and the text n letters enclosed in parentheses, with $$n \in \mathbb{N}$$ the number of letters in the sentence.

Example

Input:

Can we start the weekend over again… I wasn't ready.

Output:

👍

Example

Input:

Today I will be as useless as the "g" in lasagna.

Output:

👎 (36 letters)

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