Woburn Challenge 2017-18 Round 1 - Junior Division

Your friend Jim prides himself on doing the best impressions. On this occasion, he's showing off what Canadians sound like. Unfortunately, his idea of a Canadian accent simply consists of following words with eh. Maybe that's not so inaccurate, eh?

Jim is given a single word, a non-empty string $S$ made up of at most $10$ lowercase/uppercase letters. He'll then produce his Canadian-ified version of that word, simply by appending the string , eh onto the end of $S$.

Given $S$, help Jim determine the resulting string which he should pronounce in order to achieve the perfect Canadian accent!

Input Specification

The first and only line of input consists of a single string, $S$.

Output Specification

Output a single string, $S$ with a "Canadian accent" (that is, with , eh added onto the end).

Sample Input

Snow

Sample Output

Snow, eh