Raju's Conlang

Problem Description

As we all know Python was created by Guido van Rossum, a Dutch programmer. Raju a coding enthusiast, is trying to become a new Guido van Rossum, by developing a new coding language!

Initially, he started with developing syntaxes, especially the if$,$ if$-$else and nested if$,$ which are control flow structures and only using comparison operators$(>,<,==,!=)$ along with the print function. He felt that it should deviate from the syntax what already exists in other languages. So he made it like below $-$

If Syntax in Raju's coding language

is AB

Yes

is A$>$C

Yes

print A

No

print C

si

No

is B$>$C

Yes

print B

No

print C

si

Given a script, just having either If$,$ If$-$else or nested If$,$ print the output.

Constraints

$3<=$ number of lines in the script $<=50$

$1<=$ values that variables hold $<=50$

Input

The script with any of if$,$ if$-$else $,$ nested if will be present in the first few lines.

Second last line has the variables used in the script, separated by space. The variable names will be A to Z$.$

Last line consists of space separated integers denoting the values of variables mentioned in the above line.

Output

Print the output of the script.

Time Limit $($secs$)$

$1$

Examples

Example $1$

Input

is AB

Yes

print B

No

print A

si

A B

$12$

Output

$1$

$1$

Explanation

The above script depicts $-$

if $($A $<$ B$)\{$

print$($A$)$

$\}$

if $($A $>$ B$)\{$

print$($B$)$

$\}$

else$\{$

print$($A$)$

$\}$

Here A$=1$ and B$=2,$ since B $>$ A$,$ according to the condition, we print A as output in the first line which is $1,$ followed by A$>$B $,$by condition executing else block and printing A as output in the second line which is $1.$

Example $2$

Input

is A