String Concatenation, Repetition and Substring Checks

Practise joining strings, repeating them, comparing them and checking whether one string occurs inside another.

Six values are read from the standard input, one per line, in this order:

1. word1 — a string
2. word2 — a string
3. word3 — a string
4. sentence — a string that may contain spaces
5. n1 — an integer
6. n2 — an integer

Assign the following variables:

• output1 (str) — word1 and word2 joined with a single space in between
• output2 (str) — the first four letters of word1 and the last four letters of word2, joined with a hyphen - in between
• output3 (str) — word3 and n1 joined with a single space in between
• output4 (str) — the hyphen - repeated 50 times
• output5 (str) — the hyphen - repeated n2 times
• output6 (str) — the digits of n1 repeated n2 times
• are_all_words_equal (bool) — True if all three words are equal
• is_word1_comes_before_other_two (bool) — True if word1 comes before both word2 and word3 in string comparison order
• has_h (bool) — True if word1 contains the letter h
• ends_with_a (bool) — True if word1 ends with a or A
• has_the_word_python (bool) — True if sentence contains python (lowercase)

Your task

The input is read for you. Assign the answers to output1, output2, output3, output4, output5, output6, are_all_words_equal, is_word1_comes_before_other_two, has_h, ends_with_a, has_the_word_python.

You do not need to print anything — the values you assign to those names are what gets checked, in that order.

Example

Input

Wingardium
Leviyosa
Silver
Learning python is fun
6
4

Output

'Wingardium Leviyosa'
'Wing-yosa'
'Silver 6'
'--------------------------------------------------'
'----'
'6666'
False
False
False
False
True