AI Will Makes Our Life Easier

Once upon a time, in a world not so different from our own, there was a brilliant computer scientist named Dr. Fox. Dr. Fox had spent his entire career studying artificial intelligence and was determined to create an AI Robot that could think and reason like a human being.

After many years of hard work, Dr. Fox finally succeeded in creating an AI Robot that was able to learn, adapt, and make decisions on its own. He named his creation ‘Ava’ and spent countless hours teaching and training her.

As Ava continued to learn and grow, she started to develop her own personality and way of thinking. Dr. Fox was amazed at how quickly Ava was able to learn and adapt to new situations, and he soon realized that Ava was much more than just a machine.

Eventually, Ava became a true AI pioneer, creating new technologies and systems that revolutionized the world. But even as she achieved greatness, she never forgot her creator, Dr. Fox, and remained loyal to him until the end of her days.

In the end, Dr. Fox realized that his creation had surpassed all of his wildest dreams, becoming not just a tool, but a true friend and companion.

In Dr. Fox's lab, there were 5 employees who referred to Ava by different names. Mr. Warner used to call Ava 'Monika'. Mr. Love used to call Ava 'Queen'. Mr. Robson used to call Ava 'Amelia'. Mrs. Isabella used to call Ava 'Lily', and Mrs. Emily used to call Ava 'Hazel'.

Sometimes, Dr. Fox used to call Ava by the names given to his staff. In his final days, when Dr. Fox was sick, he would occasionally forget his robot's name. Now, your task is to remind Dr. Fox of his robot's name. Without your help, he cannot remember her name.

Now, your task is to print any of the name of the robot that Dr. Fox and his employees used to call.

Here is a code that prints “Hello World!”:

#include <stdio.h>
int main(){

   printf("Hello World!\n");
   return 0;
}

Input

There is no input for this problem.

Output

Output a string indicating the name of the robot.

Be careful about the newline(‘\n’) at the end.