An adventurer enters a gauntlet containing n monsters, each with a toughness value, and starts with R stamina. The adventurer repeatedly performs moves, each targeting one monster that hasn't been the target of any move yet:

• Battle: choose an untouched monster whose toughness is at most the adventurer's current stamina. The monster is defeated, the adventurer earns 1 trophy, and stamina decreases by the monster's toughness.
• Salvage (only allowed once at least 1 trophy has already been earned): choose any untouched monster, regardless of toughness, and drain its energy — stamina increases by that monster's toughness. This monster becomes spent: it yields no trophy and can never be targeted again.

Moves can be performed in any order, any number of times, as long as each move is legal at the moment it is made, and every monster is the target of at most one move overall. The adventurer wants to leave the gauntlet with as many trophies as possible. Determine that maximum.

Input format

• Line 1: two integers n and R — the number of monsters and the starting stamina.
• Line 2: n integers toughness[0], toughness[1], ..., toughness[n-1].

Output format

A single integer: the maximum number of trophies obtainable.

Constraints

• 1 <= n <= 10^5
• 0 <= R <= 10^9
• 0 <= toughness[i] <= 10^9

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