The math teacher drew four line segments on the board. Since the board was interactive, it was easy to identify the coordinates of the endpoints of each segment, and the segments could be moved and rotated. After providing the students with the coordinates of the segment endpoints, the teacher asked them to determine what geometric figure could be formed using these segments.
The input file consists of four lines, each containing four integers separated by spaces. These integers represent the coordinates of the start and end points of the four segments. Each integer is in the range from to inclusive.
The output file should contain a single line with the name of the geometric figure that has the highest priority, as specified in the table.
Example 1