Implement a balanced binary search tree.
The input file contains a series of operations to be performed on the tree, with the total number of operations not exceeding . The format for these operations is detailed in the previous problem. Each line will specify one of the following operations:
insert x - Add the key to the tree. If is already present, do nothing.
delete x - Remove the key from the tree. If is not present, do nothing.
exists x - Check if the key is in the tree. Output "true" if it is, otherwise output "false".
next x - Output the smallest element in the tree that is strictly greater than , or "none" if no such element exists.
prev x - Output the largest element in the tree that is strictly less than , or "none" if no such element exists.
kth k - Output the -th smallest element (indexing starts from one). If there is no such element, output "none".
All numbers in the input are integers and do not exceed 10^9 in absolute value.
Provide the results of all exists, next, and prev operations in the order they are processed. Follow the output format as shown in the example.
Example 1