Woburn Challenge 2018-19 Round 2 - Junior Division

Ethan Hunt has received an audio message recorded by Alan Hunley, the secretary of the IMF, detailing a secret upcoming mission to Newfoundland. Ethan is well aware of a security protocol dictating that the message must self-destruct shortly after being heard, in order to prevent its information from falling into enemy hands. Normally, Alan would end the message by mentioning how quickly it will self-destruct, but it appears that he forgot to do so this time!

Fortunately, the message did come with a digital clock display instead, which is ticking downwards. Ethan assumes that the message will self-destruct when the clock reaches ~0\colon00~.

The current clock display may be represented by a string ~S~ with exactly four characters, in the format m:ss. The first character (m) is a digit 0…9, and indicates the number of minutes remaining. The second character is always :. The last two characters (ss) form a number (00…59), indicating the number of seconds additionally remaining. Specifically, the third character is a digit 0…5, while the fourth character is a digit 0…9. It's guaranteed that ~S~ is not already equal to 0:00.

Based on the clock display, help Ethan determine how many seconds he has left to get the message off his hands before it self-destructs!

Input Specification

The first and only line of input consists of a single string, ~S~ (having exactly ~4~ characters, in the format m:ss).

Output Specification

Output a single integer, the number of seconds remaining until the message self-destructs.

Sample Input

2:07

Sample Output

127

Sample Explanation

The message will self-destruct in ~2~ minutes and ~7~ seconds, which is equivalent to ~127~ seconds.