Secret Location

Someone is waiting at a secret location and has sent you a text message with the coordinates of their position. The message contains the latitude and longitude in degrees, minutes, and seconds. The message is encoded, so you must write a program to decode it. The message consists of six lines, and the number of characters in each line corresponds to a coordinate of the secret location.

Trailing spaces at the end of a line are not counted.

The input consists of six lines.

Print two lines. The first line starts with the word Latitude, followed by three positive integers separated by colons (:). The second line starts with the word Longitude, followed by three positive integers separated by colons. Use the following format.

Latitude x1:x2:x3
Longitude x4:x5:x6

There is exactly one space between the first word on each line and the first positive integer. The value $x_i$ ($1 \le i \le 6$) is the number of characters in the $i$-th line of the input.