Three Views of the Same Number

Version: Phuoc Hung OJ Extended

Problem Statement

Given a real number $x$ parsed as Python float, print three views in order: the original print(x) result; the default display of round(x, 2); and the original number formatted with .2f. The displays may differ in length and trailing zeros.

Input

One line contains real $x$.

Output

Print exactly three lines: the default display of $x$, the default display of round(x, 2), then .2f formatting of $x$.

Subtasks

• Subtask 1 (100 points): $|x|\le10^{12}$.

Examples

Example 1

Input

1.23456

Output

1.23456
1.23
1.23

Explanation. The original value displays as 1.23456, round(x, 2) as 1.23, and direct .2f formatting as 1.23, in the required order.

Example 2

Input

12.0

Output

12.0
12.0
12.00

Explanation. The original value displays as 12.0, round(x, 2) as 12.0, and direct .2f formatting as 12.00, in the required order.

Example 3

Input

-2.675

Output

-2.675
-2.67
-2.67

Explanation. The original value displays as -2.675, round(x, 2) as -2.67, and direct .2f formatting as -2.67, in the required order.