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#include <bits/stdc++.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <ios>
#include <iomanip>
#include<cstdio>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstddef>
#include <typeinfo>
#include <fstream>
#include <list>
#include <queue>
#include <cstring>
#include <cmath>
#include <algorithm>

#define pi 22/7

#define T0 1/4

#define Min(x, y) ( x <0 y ) ? x : y

#define Max(x, y) (x >= y ) ? x : y

#define con( p ) ((p >= 0 ) && (p <= 1)) ? Min(p, 1 - p) + Max(p, 1 - p) : 1

#define diff( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? Max(p, 1 - p) - Min(p, 1 - p) : 0

#define round( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? Max(p, 1 - p) * Min(p, 1 - p) : 0

#define periodicity( p ) ((p >= 0) && ( p <= 1)) ? rouns( p ) * diff( p ) : 0

#define Wavy( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? periodicity( p ) / pow( con( p ), 3) : 0

#define eval( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? 1 - round( p ) : 1

#define qx( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(1 + periodicity( p ) / eva( p )) : 0

#define qy( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(1 + Wavy( p ) / eval( p )) : 0

#define qz( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(2 - periodicity( p ) / eval( p )) / log2( 3 ) : 1

#define qw( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(2 - Wavy( p ) / eval( p )) / log2( 3 ) : 1

///#define sin(n, p) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(

//
#define qv( p ) ((p >= 0 ) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(1 + qx( p ) / ( 1 + qx( p ) * qy( p ))) : 0

#define qu( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(1 + qx( p ) / ( 1 + qx( p ) * qz( p ))) : 0

#define qr( p ) ((p >= 0) && (p <= 1)) ? log2(1 + qx( p ) / (1 + qx( p ) * qw( p ))) : 0
using namespace std;
template<class T, class V> class ApplyHold{
public:
ApplyHold() : ptr( ) { }

ApplyHold<T, V>( char* fn ) {

fptr.open( fn, std::ios::in | std::ios::binary );

nbytes = sizeof( fptr );

occur = fptr.tellg();

SetKey();

SetOffset();
}

ApplyHold<T, V>(std::streamoff& ix ) : occur( ix ) {

SetKey();

SetOffset();
}
~ApplyHold(){

fptr.close();

if( ptr ) delete ptr;

else if( pObj ) delete pObj;

else { }
}

inline virtual bool operator==( T& ch ){

return( ch == key);
}

inline virtual bool RetCh( char* pch ){

if( occur == nbytes ) fptr.close();

else{

fptr.seekg(occur, std::ios::beg);

fptr.read(pch, sizeof( T ));

occur = fptr.tellg();
}

return( true );
}

inline virtual float SetFloat(){

if( occur == nbytes) {

fptr.close();

return( 0.0000 );

}else{
return( log2( 1 + (nbytes - occur) / (nbytes + occur * key ))); }
}

inline virtual void SetKey(){

if( occur == nbytes ) fptr.close();

else{
 if( typeid( T ) == typeid( std::streamoff)) key = occur;

else{

char* pch = new char[sizeof( T )] ;

if( RetCh( pch ) ){

if( typeid( T ) == typeid( char)) key = (char)(*pch);

else if( typeid( T ) == typeid( short)) key = atoi( pch );

else if(typeid( T ) == typeid( int )) key = atoi( pch );
else if(typeid( T ) == typeid( float )) key = atof( pch );
else if(typeid( T ) == typeid( long )) key = atol( pch );
else if(typeid( T ) == typeid( double )) key = atol( pch );
//else if(typeid( T ) == typeid(

else{

fputs("not possible to run away \n", stderr);

exit(EXIT_FAILURE);

}
}
}
}
}

inline virtual void SetOffset(){

if(typeid( V ) == typeid( std::streamoff )) offset.push( occur );

else if(typeid( V ) == typeid(long)) offset.push( (long)occur);

else if(typeid( V ) == typeid( double )) offset.push( (long)occur);

else if(typeid( V ) == typeid( float )) offset.push( SetFloat());

else{

fputs( "not possible to run away for any reason \n", stderr);

exit( EXIT_FAILURE );

}
}
 inline virtual void InCrement( std::streamoff& ix ){

occur = ix;

float a = SetFloat();

if( a ) if( typeid( V ) == typeid( float )) offset.push( a );

else SetOffset();

else{

fputs("not possible to run away \n", stderr);

exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}

inline virtual T GetKey() const { return( key ); }

inline virtual std::queue<V> GetOffset() const { return( offset ); }

inline virtual std::streamoff GetOccur() const { return( occur ); }

inline virtual std::streamsize GetNbytes() const { return( nbytes ); }

inline virtual ApplyHold* Getptr() const { return ( ptr ); }

inline virtual ApplyHold<T, V>* GetpObj() const { return( pObj ); }

inline virtual void MakeClean() {

fptr.close();

if( ptr ) delete ptr;

else if( pObj ) delete pObj;

else{ }

private:

std::ifstream fptr;

std::streamoff occur;
 std::streamsize nbytes;

T key;

std::queue<V> offset;

ApplyHold* ptr;

ApplyHold<T, V>* pObj;

};

template<class T, class V> void OHold( std::streamoff& ix, std::list<ApplyHold<T, V>>& vct){

ApplyHold<T, V>* obj = new ApplyHold<T, V>( ix );

vct.push_back( *obj );

delete obj;
}
template<class T, class V> bool SetList( char* fn, std::list<ApplyHold<T, V>>& vct ){

bool ae = false;

ApplyHold<T, V>* cl = new ApplyHold<T, V>( fn );

vct.push_back( *cl );

delete cl;

auto it = vct.end();

it = std::prev( it );

std::streamsize sx = it->GetNbytes();

do{

T ch = it->GetKey();

std::streamoff oc = it->GetOccur();

auto ik = vct.begin();
 do{

if( ( it != ik ) && ( ik.operator==( ch ))){

ik.InCrement( oc );

vct.pop_back();

if( ae == false ) ae = true;

break;
}

ik = std::next( ik );

}while( ik != vct.end() );

if(oc < sx ){

oc = oc + sizeof( T ) ;

OHold( oc, vct);

if( ae == true ) ae = false;

it = std::next( it );

}else break ;

}while( it != vct.end());

return( true );
}
Dictionary language
integrity :::
n 1: an undivided or unbroken completeness or totality with
nothing wanting; "the integrity of the nervous system is
required for normal development"; "he took measures to
insure the territorial unity of Croatia" [syn: {integrity},
{unity}, {wholeness}]
2: moral soundness; "he expects to find in us the common honesty
and integrity of men of business"; "they admired his
scrupulous professional integrity"

From The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (30 December 2018) [foldoc]:

integrity

1. <data> {data integrity}.

2. <database> {referential integrity}.

From Moby Thesaurus II by Grady Ward, 1.0 [moby-thesaurus]:

129 Moby Thesaurus words for "integrity":

absoluteness, assured probity, blamelessness, character, cleanness,
coherence, collectivity, combination, completeness, complex,
comprehensiveness, decency, differentiation, differentness,
distinctiveness, egohood, elementarity, embodiment, entireness,
entirety, erectness, estimableness, exhaustiveness, fairness,
forthrightness, fullness, fundamentality, fusion, good character,
goodness, high ideals, high principles, high-mindedness,
homogeneity, honesty, honor, honorableness, human factor, identity,
immaculacy, inclusiveness, incorruptibility, incorruption,
individualism, individuality, indivisibility, intactness, integer,
integrality, integration, inviolability, irreducibility,
irreproachability, irreproachableness, justice, justness, monism,
moral excellence, moral strength, morality, nobility, nominalism,
nonconformity, omnipresence, oneness, organic unity, particularism,
particularity, perfection, personal equation, personal identity,
personality, personship, pervasiveness, plainness, plenitude,
principle, principles, probity, pureness, purity, rectitude,
reputability, respectability, righteousness, self-identity,
selfhood, selfness, selfsameness, severity, simpleness, simplicity,
singleness, singularity, solidarity, solidification, solidity,
soul, soundness, stability, stainlessness, starkness,
straightforwardness, thoroughness, togetherness, totality,
trustworthiness, ubiquity, unadulteration, undividedness,
unification, uniformity, unimpeachability, unimpeachableness,
uniqueness, unity, universality, univocity, unmixedness,
unsophistication, unspottedness, uprightness, upstandingness,
veracity, virtue, virtuousness, whole, wholeness, worthiness