Description

Currently, it is the peak season for influenza A (H1N1). To better triage patients for treatment, the hospital requires checking each patient's temperature and cough status during registration. Patients with a temperature of 37.5 degrees or higher (including exactly 37.5 degrees) and who are coughing are preliminarily identified as suspected influenza A cases (initial screening). The task is to count how many patients visiting the hospital for registration on a given day are initially screened as suspected influenza A cases.

Input Format

The first line contains the number of patients visiting for registration that day, denoted as n (where n < 200).

This is followed by n lines, each containing the patient's information: name (a string without spaces, up to 8 characters), temperature (a float), and whether they are coughing (an integer, where 1 means coughing and 0 means not coughing). The three pieces of information on each line are separated by a single space.

Output Format

Output the names of all patients screened as suspected influenza A cases in the order they were input, with each name on a separate line. After listing all such patients, output an additional line indicating the total number of patients screened as suspected influenza A cases.

```input1 5 Zhang 38.3 0 Li 37.5 1 Wang 37.1 1 Zhao 39.0 1 Liu 38.2 1 ``` ```output1 Li Zhao Liu 3 ``` ```markdown ## Source

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