#366. TickTock: 1 to n
You get n. For each number from 1 to n: if it can be divided by both 3 and 4, print `TickTock`; if only by 3, print `Tick`; if only by 4, print `Tock`; otherwise print the number.
### Input
One integer n (1 ≤ n ≤ 100).
### Output
n lines.
Examples
Input
34
Output
1 2 Tick Tock 5 Tick 7 Tock Tick 10 11 TickTock 13 14 Tick Tock 17 Tick 19 Tock Tick 22 23 TickTock 25 26 Tick Tock 29 Tick 31 Tock Tick 34
Input
33
Output
1 2 Tick Tock 5 Tick 7 Tock Tick 10 11 TickTock 13 14 Tick Tock 17 Tick 19 Tock Tick 22 23 TickTock 25 26 Tick Tock 29 Tick 31 Tock Tick
💡 You can solve it with Python, JavaScript or blocks. Read the input line by line with input(). Don't print a question (like input("Number: ")). Print exactly what the output asks for, nothing more.