*This is a modified version of the problem given by your lunatic teacher wannabees. :-)*

Your four lunatic teacher wannabees want you to create a calculator for those who are “advanced mag isip”. Your calculator shall be able to compute arbitrary number of simple values via simple arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /, %). Then the answers produced will determine the length and width of the squares that will be drawn after the computation. But there are conditions, the squares will only be printed if the computed answer is odd and the squares will be drawn also if the answer computed is a multiple of eight but with half its supposed length and width.

If the computed answer is 0 or any number less than 0, "Nothing to draw!" shall be printed without the quotation marks. If the answer is 1 or any even number that is not a multiple of eight, print “This program does not like that number!”.

INPUT FORMAT

Input begins with an integer N that determines how many test cases follow. Succeeding lines are the test cases, each begins with the character o that determines the operation that will be used in computing. This is followed by integers a and b, the values that will be used in computing the answers, and last but not the least, the character ch that will be used to draw the square.

OUTPUT FORMAT

The output consists of the whole equation with the answer and the next line will contain the square if there’s any. If the answer is 0 or any number less than 0, print “Nothing to draw!”. If the answer is 1 or any even number that is not a multiple of eight, print “This program does not like that number!”. The output for each test case must be separated with a blank line.

CONSTRAINTS

1 <= N <= 10
1 <= a <= 10
1 <= b <= 10
o is limited to + , - , * , / , %
ch can be any character