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Statement
Goal
Spreadsheets commonly use numeric labels for each row, and alphabetic labels for each column. The alphabetic labels follow this pattern:A, B, C... Z,
AA, AB, AC... AZ
BA, BB, BC... ZZ
AAA, AAB, AAC...
Your program should consume a list of labels and transform each label to the opposite label type:
When a number is provided, output the corresponding alphabetic label.
When an alphabetic label is provided, output the corresponding number.
Keep in mind, the numeric labels are one-indexed (1 = A, 2 = B, etc). There is no zero.
Input
Line 1: an integer N
Line 2: a space-separated string of N labels (mix of numeric and alphabetic labels)
Line 2: a space-separated string of N labels (mix of numeric and alphabetic labels)
Output
Line 1: a space-separated string of N labels in the order they appeared in the input string, but with each converted to the opposite label type (numeric to alphabetic and vice versa).
Constraints
1 ≤ N ≤ 100
Example
Input
6 1 26 27 52 53 702
Output
A Z AA AZ BA ZZ
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