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Larry likes playing the number-guessing game.
Two players are needed in a game. Suppose they are X and Y, and X presents a number for Y to guess. Firstly, X chooses a number with four different digits, keeping it in mind, and tells Y to start guessing. Every time Y has guessed, X should give out *A*B to show Y how close to the number his answer is. Here the symbol * stands for a number, and the number before A is the number of digits in Y's answer with both correct value and position. The number before B is the number of digits in Y's answer with correct value but incorrect position.
For example, if X chooses the number 5204, and Y guesses 4902, then X should give out 1A2B, in which 1A corresponds for digit 0 with both correct value and position and 2B corresponds for digit 2 and 4 with correct value but incorrect position. Then Y will go on guessing according to 1A2B that X presents him until he gets the totally correct number 5204 (when X shows him 4A0B).
Now you are given two numbers, and what you need to do is just testing how close they are.
The first line of the input is an integer T which indicates the number of test cases. For each test case, input two numbers. Each number contains four different digits.
For each test case, output *A*B stands for how close the two numbers are.
2 5204 4902 0123 3210
1A2B 0A4B
| 时间上限 | 内存上限 |
| 1000 | 65536 |