| Time limit 2000/4000/4000/4000 ms. Memory limit 65000/65000/65000/65000 Kb. Question by Ibrahim Mesecan.
 
 
 King Arthur II  King Arthur II has problems with pronouncing 
the digit 3. People are afraid of presenting 
something which includes 3 in it. The solution 
found is that if any number includes 3 as a digit, 
the number is divided by 2. This process continues 
as far as the new numbers include new 3s.  
You are working as assistant director in South 
East Town School and you need to present information 
to the King. In the brief, you will show top k 
students according to the graduation exam results. 
However, if the King Arthur II wants to see the 
entire list, you are to show the entire list. 
So, you need to make sure that no student 
grades includes 3 in it. 
 
Question:
Write a program that will get n students 
information. You will show top k student 
information, after preparing "the proper 
list” ☺ 
Input specification  First you will be given two integers (n) the number 
of students and (k) the top students to show in 
your brief where 1 ≤ n ≤ 40,000 and 
1 ≤ k ≤ 10,000. Then in the 
following n lines you will be given n student 
information. Every line has:
 
ID of student: an integer between 1 and 1e6Name and surname of the student: at most 50 
char including English letters and digits and 
and space. Some students might have middle names. 
Name and surname ends with a semicolon.Grade point of student: an integer less than 10,000 Output specification  Show name surname and grades of top k students. 
 If two students have the same points, the student 
 with the greater ID comes first.
 
  
| Sample Input I 
 
6 3 5 Thelma Campbell; 243
 7 Brenda Gordon; 315
 9 Pablo Mathis; 1454
 12 Lila Sullivan; 89
 15 Tasha Angelo Moss; 536
 17 Michael Davis; 1693
 
 | Sample Output I 
 
Pablo Mathis 1454 Michael Davis 846
 Tasha Angelo Moss 268
 
 |  Explanation:  Here is the list 
after processing and sorting.
 
Pablo Mathis 1454Tasha Angelo Moss 268Michael Davis 846Brenda Gordon 157 Thelma Campbell 121Lila Sullivan 89 
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