Reverse Words in a Sentence

Given a sentence, reverse each word individually while keeping the words in their original positions. For example, if the input sentence is Hello from the other side, then the output should be olleH morf eht rehto edis.

This problem requires processing a single line of text from standard input and printing the result to standard output. Note that punctuation and case should be treated as part of the word. No extra formatting or additional characters should be added to the output.

Mathematically, if a word is represented as a string \(W = w_1w_2...w_n\), the reverse of the word is \(W^{R} = w_n...w_2w_1\). The final output for a sentence with words \(W_1, W_2, ..., W_k\) is:

\[ Output = W_1^{R} \; \text{concatenated with a single space}\; W_2^{R} \; \text{concatenated with a space}\; ... \; W_k^{R} \]

inputFormat

The input consists of a single line containing the sentence. The sentence can be empty, or it can contain letters, punctuation, and spaces.

outputFormat

Output the sentence after reversing each word individually. The words should remain in the same order as in the input.

## sample

Hello

olleH

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