A vinyl-record reseller keeps a single running ledger of every transaction made across all the titles they trade. Each ledger entry names one record title, states whether that entry was a purchase (BUY, the reseller acquired a copy) or a sale (SELL, the reseller sold a copy), records the day number the transaction happened, and gives the price involved. For every distinct record title that appears anywhere in the ledger, compute its net position: the total of all its SELL prices minus the total of all its BUY prices. The day number is recorded for completeness but has no bearing on the answer -- only the total amount bought and the total amount sold for each title matter.

Input format

• Line 1: a single integer n, the number of ledger entries.
• Each of the next n lines describes one entry as four space-separated values: title op day price, where title is the record title, op is either BUY or SELL, day is the day number, and price is the price of that transaction.

Output format

Print one line for every distinct record title that appears in the ledger, sorted in ascending lexicographic (dictionary) order by title. Each line must contain the title, a single space, and its net position (total SELL price minus total BUY price), as an integer.

Constraints

• 1 <= n <= 2000
• Each title consists of 1 to 20 lowercase English letters, digits, and underscores.
• op is exactly BUY or SELL.
• 1 <= day <= 365
• 1 <= price <= 10^6
• The same title may appear in any number of entries, in any mix of BUY and SELL, in any order.

5
vinylA BUY 1 80
vinylA SELL 3 150
vinylB BUY 2 40
vinylA BUY 5 20
vinylB SELL 6 100

vinylA 50
vinylB 60

3
comet BUY 1 200
comet SELL 2 150
nova BUY 1 30

comet -50
nova -30