Vote Counting

After voting ends, the votes must be counted. Counting is usually done on a chalkboard, with one more stroke added for each vote.

In this problem, counting follows these rules.

• Every candidate starts at $0$ votes, which means nothing is drawn yet.
• Each time a candidate receives a vote, draw | at the end.
• However, each time a candidate receives $5$ votes, do not draw the |. Instead, draw a horizontal line across the four existing | to make ++++, then add one blank space at the end.

For example, a candidate with $12$ votes has ++++ ++++ || on the board.

The first line contains the number of candidates $T$. $(1\le T\le 100)$

The next $T$ lines each contain the number of votes $n$ that a candidate received. $(1\le n\le 100)$

For each candidate, print the result drawn on the board, one result per line.