Categorize Items by Type

You are given a series of items provided as input. Each item can be one of four types: integer, float, string, or boolean. Your task is to count the occurrences of each type and output a dictionary (in Python style) that includes only the types with a nonzero count.

The counting rules are as follows:

• If the token is exactly True or False, it is considered a boolean.
• If the token contains a dot ('.'), it is interpreted as a float. (Even if it represents an integer value like 1.0, it is still a float.)
• If the token can be parsed as an integer (and does not contain a dot), it is considered an integer.
• Otherwise, the token is treated as a string.

Your final output must be in the format of a Python dictionary. For example, if there are two integers, one float, one string, and one boolean, the output should be:

\(\{ 'integers': 2, 'floats': 1, 'strings': 1, 'booleans': 1 \}\)

inputFormat

The first line of input contains a single integer \(n\) which denotes the number of items.

The following \(n\) lines each contain one item. An item is provided as a token without any extra quotes. Use the following rules:

• If the token is exactly True or False, it represents a boolean.
• If the token contains a dot ('.'), it represents a float.
• If the token can be parsed as an integer (and does not contain a dot), it represents an integer.
• Otherwise, it is a string.

outputFormat

Output a single line containing the dictionary representation (in Python style) that includes the counts of each type that appear. Only include keys for which the count is nonzero.

## sample

5
1
2.0
hello
True
3

{'integers': 2, 'floats': 1, 'strings': 1, 'booleans': 1}