Calculate Infection Rates in a Community Trial

In a community trial, participants are classified into one of three age groups: Child, Adult, and Senior. Each participant's record is given as a string in the format Group Status, where Group is one of the three groups and Status is either Y (indicating infected) or N (not infected).

Your task is to calculate the infection rate for each of these groups using the formula:

\(\text{Infection Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Infected Participants}}{\text{Total Participants in the Group}} \times 100\)

If a group has no participants, output No Data for that group.

The final output should list the infection rates for Child, Adult, and Senior groups in that order, each on a separate line.

inputFormat

The input is read from standard input and has the following format:

1. The first line contains an integer M representing the number of participants.
2. The next M lines each contain a record in the format: Group Status, where Group is either Child, Adult, or Senior and Status is Y (infected) or N (not infected).

outputFormat

For each of the three groups (Child, Adult, and Senior), output the infection rate on a separate line. The infection rate should be a percentage formatted to six decimal places. If a group has no records, print No Data instead.

## sample

9
Child Y
Child N
Adult N
Adult Y
Adult N
Senior N
Senior Y
Senior Y
Child N

33.333333
33.333333
66.666667

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