//					FILE: testmp4.cxx
#include<iostream.h>
#include<stdio.h>

// This sample program uses standard C i/o to read an input
// file for MP 4 and 5 until the end of file and with possibly
// missing fields.

int main ()
  {
	int temp, i, a, b;
	char one, two[16], dummy[2];

// The following lines get rid of the initialization 
// of course section numbers.
	cin >> temp;
	for (i=1;i<=temp;i++)
	  { cin >> a >> b; 
            cin.ignore(100,'\n');}

// This section reads in the data lines until the END OF FILE
// according to the specified format:
//  the first %c corresponds to 1 character put into variable one (code)
//  the second %c corresponds to the blank put into variable dummy
//  the %15c corrresponds to the 15 spaces allocated for the name
//	and goes into variable two (no & needed in scanf since two is 
//	an array which automatically is call by reference)
//  the %5d corresponds to the 5 spaces needed for the decimal (integer)
//	course number
//
	while(scanf("%c%c%15c%5d\n",&one,dummy, two, &temp) != EOF)
	{
//  add the null character to end the passanger name character string.
	   two[15]='\0';
	   cout << one << "  " << two << "  " << temp << endl;
// the following resets temp to 0 in case a value is missing
	   temp = 0;
	}
//  end of file
	cout << "that's all folks!" << endl;
	return 0;
}