The genetic code for all living organisms is carried in its DNA—a molecule with the remarkable capacity to replicate its own structure. The DNA molecule itself consists of a long strand of chemical bases wound together with a similar strand in a double helix. DNA’s ability to replicate comes from the fact that its four constituent bases—adenosine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine—combine with each other only in the following ways:

• Cytosine on one strand links only with guanine on the other, and vice versa.
• Adenosine links only with thymine, and vice versa.

Biologists abbreviate the names of the bases by writing only the initial letter: A, C, G, or T.

Your job is to find out whether and where the smaller strand will make a DNA.

Input Format-

First line contain the number of TEST CASES, next line contains big STRAND and small STRAND.

Output Format-

It contains "YES at index" at which it is found, if 2nd strand makes a DNA molecule.

"NO" if it doesn't.

Constraints-

0<T<=20

0<big STRAND<=10^6

0<small STRAND<=10^6