" Under the frozen stars of himalayan nights, yak-boys and yak-girls are used to share chunks of chhurpi and hot cups of ja-srub-ma to the sound of sgra-snyan near a g.yag dung fire.

After a while they also like to play card games. "

One of these games is called "YaCg" (yEt AnOtHeR cArD Game).

Rules

Yacg is a trick-taking game ie a game in which series of rounds, called "tricks", are played. At the end of a "trick" the winner of the trick "takes" it (and becomes the "trick-taker").

A standard 52-card pack is used. The cards in each suit rank from highest to lowest: A K Q J T 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2.

The trick is won by the highest card.

Task

Code a function winnerOfTrick( cards, players ) which return the name of the "trick-taker" ie the one who played the highest ranked card.

Input

• cards is an array of card-codes of the form "RS" where :

  • "R" is the rank of the card ( one of A, K, Q, J, T (for 10), 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3 or 2 )
  • "S" is the *suit * of the card (one of "H" (Hearts), "C" (Clubs), "D" (Diamonds) and "S" (Spades))

  eg : [ "2H", "3H", "4C", "KD", "AS" ]

• players is an array of yagc-fanatic yak-boys/girls.

  eg : [ "Algichh", "Bdobd", "Charmolg", "Dbang", "Erming" ]

If players length is longer than cards length just ignore additional players.

Output

• a string of the form "Bdobd wins" or "Tie! (Dbang,Erming)" if a tie occurs.

Examples:

winnerOfTrick( ["2D", "4D", "3S"],  ["GgbA", "mZoIs", "S'Lg"] ) // -> "mZoIs wins" ("4D" is the highest)
winnerOfTrick( ["4D", "2H", "4S"],  ["GgbA", "mZoIs", "S'Lg"] ) // -> "Tie! (GgbA,S'Lg)" ("4D" and "4S" are the highest)
winnerOfTrick( ["2D", "KH", "QH"],  ["mZoIs", "GgbA", "S'Lg"] ) // -> "GgbA wins" ("KH" is the highest)

 

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