Unicode Code Point

Version: Phuoc Hung OJ Extended

Problem Statement

Every Unicode character has an integer value called a Unicode code point. For example, A has code point $65$, while Đ has code point $272$.

Given one character $c$, determine its Unicode code point, not its UTF-8 byte length or encoded bytes.

Input

One line contains exactly one Unicode character $c$, excluding the terminating newline.

Output

Print one decimal integer: the Unicode code point of $c$.

Subtasks

• Subtask 1 (100 points): $c$ is a valid displayable Unicode character from the test data, including printable ASCII and the supplied Vietnamese or other Unicode characters.

Examples

Example 1

Input

A

Output

65

Explanation. A has Unicode code point $65$.

Example 2

Input

0

Output

48

Explanation. The digit character 0 has code point $48$, not numeric value $0$.

Example 3

Input

Đ

Output

272

Explanation. Đ has code point U+0110, which is $272$ in decimal.