Morse code P75697

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Morse code is an old method for transmitting text messages, using only dots (‘.’) and dashes (‘-’). The table to the right shows the corresponce between each letter and its code.

Note that Morse code is not prefix-free; therefore, something must be done to distinguish the start of every letter. In this problem, we prefix every code of length $\ell$ with $\ell$ dots, followed by one dash. For instance, the letter ‘T’ is codified “.--”, the letter ‘E’ is codified “.-.”, and the letter ‘A’ is codified “..-.-”. Hence, the codification of “TEA” is “.--.-...-.-”. We also add the ‘empty codification’ “-” to denote a space.

Your task is simple: decode every given line of Morse code.

Input

Input consists of several lines of Morse code.

Output

Print every line once decoded.