Bazza and Shazza are playing a game. The board is a grid of cells, with ~R~ rows number ~0, \ldots, R - 1~, and ~C~ columns numbered ~0, \ldots, C - 1~. We let ~(P, Q)~ denote the cell in row ~P~ and column ~Q~. Each cell contains a non-negative integer, and at the beginning of the game all of these integers are zero.

The game proceeds as follows. At any time, Bazza may either:

• update a cell ~(P, Q)~, by assigning the integer that it contains;
• ask Shazza to calculate the greatest common divisor (GCD) of all integers within a rectangular block of cells, with opposite corners ~(P, Q)~ and ~(U, V)~ inclusive.

Bazza will take ~N_U + N_Q~ actions (updating cells ~N_U~ times and asking question ~N_Q~ times) before he gets bored and goes outside to play cricket.

Your task is to work out the correct answers.

Example

Suppose ~R = 2~ and ~C = 3~, and Bazza begins with the following updates:

• Update cell ~(0, 0)~ to ~20~;
• Update cell ~(0, 2)~ to ~15~;
• Update cell ~(1, 1)~ to ~12~.

The resulting grid is shown in the picture above. Bazza might then ask for GCDs in the following rectangles:

• Opposite corners ~(0, 0)~ and ~(0, 2)~: The three integers in this rectangle are ~20~, ~0~ and ~15~, and their GCD is ~5~.
• Opposite corners ~(0, 0)~ and ~(1, 1)~: The four integers in this rectangle are ~20~, ~0~, ~0~, and ~12~, and their GCD is ~4~.

Now suppose Bazza makes the following updates:

• Update cell ~(0, 1)~ to ~6~;
• Update cell ~(1, 1)~ to ~14~.

The new grid is shown in the picture above. Bazza might then ask for GCDs in the following rectangles again:

• Opposite corners ~(0, 0)~ and ~(0, 2)~: Now the three integers in this rectangle are ~20~, ~6~ and ~15~, and their GCD is ~1~.
• Opposite corners ~(0, 0)~ and ~(1, 1)~: Now the four integers in this rectangle are ~20~, ~6~, ~0~ and ~14~, and their GCD is ~2~.

Here Bazza has performed ~N_U = 5~ updates and ~N_Q = 4~ questions.

Procedures

You will first be given the initial size of the grid, allowing you to initialise any variables and data structures.

Parameters

• R: The number of rows.
• C: The number of columns.

Your Procedure: update()

Description

Your submission must implement this procedure.

This procedure will be called when Bazza assigns the number in some grid cell.

Parameters

• P: The row of the grid cell ~(0 \le P \le R - 1)~
• Q: The column of the grid cell ~(0 \le Q \le C - 1)~
• K: The new integer in this grid cell ~(0 \le K \le 10^{18})~. May be the same as the current value.

Your Function: calculate()

Description

Your submission must implement this function.

This function should calculate the greatest common divisor of all integers in the rectangle with opposite corners ~(P, Q)~ and ~(U, V)~. This range is inclusive, i.e., the cells ~(P, Q)~ and ~(U, V)~ are included in the rectangle.

If all the integers in this rectangle are zero, then this function should return zero also.

Parameters

• P: The row of the top-left cell in the rectangle ~(0 \le P \le R - 1)~
• Q: The column of the top-left cell in the rectangle ~(0 \le Q \le C - 1)~
• U: The row of the bottom-right cell in the rectangle ~(P \le U \le R - 1)~.
• V: The column of the bottom-right cell in the rectangle ~(Q \le V \le C - 1)~
• Returns: The GCD of all integers in the rectangle, or ~0~ if all those integers are zero.

Sample Session

The following session describes the example above:

Input Specification

The input will be in the following format:

• line ~1~: ~R\ C\ N~
• next ~N~ lines: one action per line, in the order in which actions occur

The line for each action must be in one of the following formats:

• To indicate update: ~1\ P\ Q\ K~
• To indicate calculate: ~2\ P\ Q\ U\ V~

Output Specification

For every call of calculate, output an integer on a single line - the GCD of all integers in the calculated rectangle, or ~0~ if all of those integers are zero.

Sample Input

2 3 9
1 0 0 20
1 0 2 15
1 1 1 12
2 0 0 0 2
2 0 0 1 1
1 0 1 6
1 1 1 14
2 0 0 0 2
2 0 0 1 1

Sample Output

5
4
1
2

Constraints

• ~1 \le R, C \le 10^9~
• ~0 \le K \le 10^{18}~, where ~K~ is any integer that Bazza places in a grid cell.

Subtasks

Subtask	Points	~R~	~C~	~N_U~	~N_Q~
1	10	~\le 100~	~\le 100~	~\le 100~	~\le 100~
2	27	~\le 10~	~\le 100\,000~	~\le 10\,000~	~\le 250\,000~
3	26	~\le 2\,000~	~\le 2\,000~	~\le 10\,000~	~\le 250\,000~
4	17	~\le 10^9~	~\le 10^9~	~\le 10\,000~	~\le 250\,000~
5	20	~\le 10^9~	~\le 10^9~	~\le 22\,000~	~\le 250\,000~