Real-time Stock Ticker Simulation

This problem requires you to simulate a real-time stock ticker. You are given a stock symbol and a duration (in seconds). For each second, you are to print the current stock price in a specific format. To ensure deterministic behavior (and allow for easy testing), the stock price for the i-th second is computed using the formula:

\(price = 100 + ((i \times 37) \bmod 401)\)

The result should be printed with exactly two decimals. For example, if the stock symbol is TEST and the duration is 3, your program should output:

The current price of TEST is $137.00
The current price of TEST is $174.00
The current price of TEST is $211.00

Note: Although the description mentions a real-time simulation, for the purpose of this problem the outputs should be produced immediately without any deliberate delays.

inputFormat

The input is read from stdin and consists of two lines:

• The first line contains a non-empty string symbol representing the stock symbol.
• The second line contains an integer duration which indicates the number of price updates to print.

outputFormat

For each second from 1 to duration, print a line to stdout in the following format:

The current price of {symbol} is ${price}

Here, {symbol} is the input stock symbol, and {price} is determined by the formula:

\(price = 100 + ((i \times 37) \bmod 401)\)

The price must be formatted with exactly two decimal places.

## sample

TEST
3

The current price of TEST is $137.00
The current price of TEST is $174.00
The current price of TEST is $211.00

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