Notes

There are a number of buildings of different sizes (width) and with different number of floors. Each may have zero, one or more flats marked with a different character, say $. Identify these flats and print the address in form of building number, floor and flat number.

Buildings are separated from each other by a space character. Floors start from 1 i.e. the lowest floor is the first floor. Also flat numbers are assigned from left to right. The $ character is the flat of interest for which we have to find the address.

For example,


The above is an example of a colony with 4 buildings. The first building has 5 floors with 4 flats on each floor. The flat marked by $ in the first building can be identified as 134 (building 1, floor 3 and flat 4). Similarly, the flat marked by $ in the second building can be identified as 223 (building 2, floor 2 and flat 3).

A file containing a random colony will be given as an input to your program. You have to identify all flats marked by $ in the colony. Note that there is no limit to the number of buildings, floors or flats.

Input Format:

Text file path

Output Format:

Print Building number(B), floor number(F), Flat numbers(R) of all flats marked by $ in the following format:
<BFR>

Constraints:
Print order for $-marked flats should be from top floors to bottom floors and left building to right building