For the sixth and final hole of AndyMan68's golf course, he would like to use one of the most obscure parts of Python that he has recently learned about.

His thought process for this final hole was as follows:

What should this final hole be like?

It needs to be something crazy, something wild, something that uses the most obscure parts of Python...

But what could it be? What could I ask of them that they don't already know? They've made it to the final hole after all...

But after some more thought and experimentation, AndyMan68 has come up with something diabolical.

This will certainly trip up anyone who doesn't know...

But isn't this really easy if they already know?

If they already know... then they deserve to finish this final hole... but otherwise this will become the bane of their existence...

This is a terrible idea... but I like it...

So what must you do to finish this final hole? Simply print out anything that has at least ~100~ characters.

Input Specification

There is no input.

Output Specification

Your program should output anything that has at least ~100~ characters.

Scoring

If the program has the correct output, you will receive a score of:

• ~0~ if the length of the code in bytes exceeds ~20~
• ~100~ if the length of the code in bytes is less than ~11~
• ~(111-N)\times \frac{11}{N}~ where ~N~ is the length of code in bytes, if ~11\le N \le 20~