Bingo

Since this is the first problem of the contest, let's do a simple warm-up. You are given one bingo board, and all you have to do is write an answer and submit it.

Before we start, a few things to add.

1. To make the problem easier to understand, each cell has been given a label. The column labels are A, B, C, D, E from left to right, and the row labels are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 from top to bottom. A cell's label is formed by concatenating its column label and its row label.
2. To play bingo, you read the text written in each cell and color that cell if the text applies to you.
3. A bingo "line" is a row, column, or diagonal made up only of colored cells. There are three directions: "horizontal", "vertical", and "diagonal". There are two diagonals: the one from A1 to E5 and the one from A5 to E1. As you play bingo, it is also fun to count how many cells are colored and how many lines have been made.

The bingo board we will use is shown below.

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Print 5 lines, each with 5 characters. Each line represents the corresponding row of the bingo board in order. A colored cell is shown as "#" and an uncolored cell as ".", without quotes.