Sunny is in trouble! He is out of money and has to wait few days before he can withdraw from his bank account, bank balance being R rupees.
But he needs some money urgently. He’ll meet N friends on his way, ith friend can lend him Bi
rupees.
Help him choose friends to borrow money so that when he meets them it shall satisfy below conditions :
-Chosen friends meet him consecutively
-He borrows exactly B
i
rupees from i'th friend-Total borrowed money is ≤ R in else he won't be able to pay them back
In how many ways can he choose friends satisfying above constraints?
Input Format:
First integer T denotes number of times Sunny gets in this kind of situation. For each case there is a first line containing integers N and R.
The next line contains N space separated integers denoting amount of money ith friend can lend him, B1
to BN
in order they meet Sunny
Output Format:
For each case, output number of ways he can choose his friends.
Constraints:
1 ≤ T ≤ 5
1 ≤ N ≤ 200000
1 ≤ R ≤ 4000000
1 ≤ Bi
≤ 4000000
In second case, he can choose friends to borrow from in following ways-
{1st}, {2nd}, {1st, 2nd}, {3rd}
i.e. {15}, {10}, {15, 10}, {30}
All combinations are contiguous and total borrowed money is ≤ 30.