Parsing ID Card Information

An identification card contains three lines of data formatted as follows:

• The first line consists of exactly 5 uppercase letters, 21 digits and 4 '<' characters. In the 21‐digit block, the last 11 digits represent the checksum.
• The second line is a 6-digit string. The first two digits indicate the birth year. If the two-digit year is less than or equal to 24, then the full year is obtained by adding 2000; otherwise, add 1900. The next two digits indicate the birth month and the final two indicate the birth day. The resulting date should be output in YYYY-MM-DD format.
• The third line contains the name data. It is composed of the given name followed by the delimiter "<<" and then the surname. The entire line has a fixed length of 30 characters; if the name data is shorter than 30 characters, the remaining positions are padded with the '<' character.

Your task is to parse the three input lines and extract the following information:

1. The checksum (the last 11 digits from the digit block in the first line).
2. The birth date in the format YYYY-MM-DD (computed from the second line).
3. The given name and the surname (extracted from the third line, ignoring the padding characters).

Output the extracted information on separate lines: first the checksum, then the formatted birth date, followed by the given name, and finally the surname.

inputFormat

The input consists of three lines:

1. The first line follows the format: 5 uppercase letters, 21 digits, and 4 '<' characters. The last 11 digits of the 21-digit portion form the checksum.
2. The second line is a 6-digit string where the first 2 digits are the birth year, the next 2 digits are the birth month, and the final 2 digits are the birth day.
3. The third line contains the name in the format: given name, then "<<", then surname, padded with '<' characters to a total length of 30 characters.

outputFormat

Output 4 lines:

1. The extracted checksum (11-digit string).
2. The birth date in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
3. The given name.
4. The surname.

sample

ABCDE012345678901234567890<<<<
900101
JOHN<<DOE<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

01234567890
1990-01-01
JOHN
DOE

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