My Third Contest
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Janice is back again, participating in her third York's programming 
contest.  By now, she is familiar with reading input from the keyboard,
writing to the screen, and invoking static methods.  Since this
problem contains those ingredients, she tries to tackle it.

Input
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The input consists of one line.  This line contains five positive real 
numbers separated by a single space.

Output
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Your program should print five lines of output.  The first line corresponds
to the first real number of the input, the second line to the second
real number, etc.  Each line of output conists of a real number and an
integer, separated by a single space.  The real number is the double value 
that is closest in value to the input and is equal to an integer, with ties 
rounding down.  The integer is closest integer to the input, with ties 
rounding up.

Sample input
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12.43 16.25 18.50 24.40 32.99

Sample output
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12.0 12
16.0 16
18.0 19
24.0 24
33.0 33