The First Question

After attending her first lectures of the course Introduction to Computer Science I, Joan decides to participate in York's programming contest. She reads all the problems and decides to tackle this problem. She manages to solve the problem. Can you solve it too?

Input

Your program takes an integer P, which is greater than 0 and smaller than 10, as its input.

Output

Your program should print the following two lines:

The value of π, pronounced as "pie", is
3.142

Note that the value of π is given by P digits of precision (in the example output above, P is 3). A list of the Unicode code characters can be found at Wikipedia.

Hints

To solve the problem, Joan suggests you to use the format method of the String class and the PI field of the Math class. For input and output she used the classes Scanner and PrintStream, respectively. She created an app called TheFirstQuestion. She also saved the sample input, given below, in a file called TheFirstQuestion.in. After having successfully compiled her code, she used

java TheFirstQuestion < TheFirstQuestion.in

to check whether her app produced the desired output for the sample input.

Sample input

6

Sample output

The value of π, pronounced as "pie", is
3.141593