Sophie is trying to determine when the new moon is so that she can figure out the exact date of Lunar New Year. She looks at the moon and determines how much is lit up, but she doesn't know what state this corresponds to. Can you help her?
She has written down the shape of the lit portion of the moon as follows:
The possible lunar phases, in order, are:
She lives in Austin, TX (in the Northern hemisphere), so the light moves from right to left on the moon. For some images, please view Wikipedia.
The first line contains the description of the Moon. If the moon is completely dim, it contains "0" without quotes. If the moon is completely lit, it contains "100", completely lit. Otherwise, it contains some integer $$$p$$$ following directly by a character $$$s$$$ ($$$1 \leq p \leq 99$$$, $$$s \in \{\mathtt{'L', 'R'}\}$$$) — the portion of the moon lit up and the side of the moon that is lit up, respectively. $$$p$$$ and $$$s$$$ are not separated by a space.
Output the string corresponding to the lunar phase of the moon according to the table above.
0
New moon
100
Full moon
37R
Waxing crescent
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