Czech Technical University in Prague

Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Technical University of Ostrava

Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies, Slovak University of Technology

acm

Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University

Faculty of Management Science and Informatics, University of Zilina

CTU Open Contest 2009

Digital Display

dd.c, dd.C, dd.java, dd.p

There is a suspicion that some officers cheat when reporting exact time of various events. They

antedate important documents and gain enormous profit by that. To eliminate such practices,

ACM decided to install big digital clock on the wall of each office. Thank to this, everyone can

easily see the current time and verify that it is correctly recorded on documents.

Your task is to write a firmware for this digital clock. Digits will be shown using the classical

seven-segment display.

Input Specification

On each line of the input, there are exactly five characters: two digits, a colon (":") and another

two digits. These characters specify a time between 00:00 and 23:59, inclusive.

The last time is followed by a line containing the word "end".

Output Specification

For each input line, print a display consisting of seven rows of exactly 29 characters each.

The only characters allowed are dashes ("-") for horizontal segments, pipes ("|") for vertical

segments, plus signs ("+") for corners, small latin letter "o" for the colon between hours and

minutes, and spaces (" ").

The area for each digit is exactly 5 characters wide and there are two empty columns (spaces)

between neighboring digit areas or between a digit area and the colon. Exact digit shapes and

placements can be seen in Sample Output.

Always print two empty lines after each time displayed. Also, print the word "end" at the end

of the output.

Notice In this problem, the meaning of evaluation system responses is a little bit different

than usual. If you get a Presentation Error, it most probably means that you did not follow the

output format exactly. Note that it does not necessarily imply that your answer is close to the

correct one. On the other hand, a Wrong Answer will be issued if the format seems basically

all-right but the contents of the display are not correct. If your output contains both errors, the

decision between Wrong Answer and Presentation Error is solely at the discretion of the system.

Therefore, you should never try to derive any important conclusions from the response.

Sample Input

16:47

23:59

00:08

end

Output for Sample Input

+---+

end