Basic Conditional Patterns

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

1. word - a string.
2. continuous_tense - the text True or False, converted to a bool.
3. age - an integer.
4. is_member - the text True or False, converted to a bool.
5. color_code - a string; R means red, G green and B blue.
6. time - a string in the format [2-digit hour][space][AM or PM], for example 02 PM.

Using if / elif / else, assign these variables:

Part 1 - only if

• new_word: start from word; if it ends with ing, drop that suffix; then, if continuous_tense is True, append ing.

Part 2 - if ... else

• age_group: "Adult" when age is 18 or more, otherwise "Child".
• applicant_type: the age group followed by the membership status, e.g. "Adult Member" or "Child Non-member".

Part 3 - if ... elif ... else

• color: the colour name in lower case for R, G or B, and "black" for any other code.
• is_time_valid: a bool, True when the hour part of time lies between 1 and 12 (both included).
• time_in_hrs: the hour on the 24-hour clock - 12 AM becomes 0, 12 PM stays 12, any other AM hour stays as it is, and any other PM hour has 12 added to it.
• time_of_day: "Morning" for 6 up to (but not including) 12, "Afternoon" for 12 up to 18, "Evening" for 18 up to 23, and "Night" for 0 up to 6. If is_time_valid is False, time_of_day is "Invalid" instead.

Do not print anything; the seven variables above are checked for you.

Your task

The input is read for you. Assign the answers to new_word, age_group, applicant_type, color, is_time_valid, time_in_hrs, time_of_day.

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

Example

Input

glow
True
5
True
R
02 PM

Output

'glowing'
'Child'
'Child Member'
'red'
True
14
'Afternoon'