Unix, there are two common ways to execute a command:

$$Entering its name, e$.$g$."$ep$"$ or $"5"$;

$$Entering "cindex$".$ This notation is used to repeat the index"$*(1-$based$)$ command since the start of the session. For example, suppose that the user has entered the following commands:

RULES

$15$

CP

INFO

$!1$

$13$

$$

SETTINGS

"I" would trigger the execution of $"15","$I$3"$ would repeat $"$av$",$ and $*16"$

would execute "I" which in turn would trigger the execution of $15"$

You are given a sequence of commands commands that the user has entered in the terminal since the start of the session. Each command can be one of the following

$"",$

$"$Is$",$

$"$av$"$ or $"/$index$".$ Calculate the number of times each ot $"$op$",$

$"$Is$"$ and $"$mv$"$ commands was executed and retum an aray of three integers in the

following form: It of times for $"$oP$",$ l of tises for $15*,/$ of tikes for