In this problem you will have to decide the final score of a game of bowling. A game of bowling has 10 frames. The tenth frame works in a slightly different way than the first 9.</p>

For the first 9 frames, each will consist of 1 or 2 rolls. You will be presented with 10 pins. If you hit all 10 pins in the first roll you make a “strike”, and the frame is over. Otherwise you have a second roll to hit the remaining pins. If you hit all remaining pins you score a “spare”; otherwise you have an “open frame”. The number of points an open frame gives is simply the total number of pins you hit. A spare gives 10 points plus the number of pins hit on your next roll (in the next frame). A strike gives 10 points plus the number of pins hit on the next two rolls (in the next frame, or possibly the next two frames if you hit a strike in the next roll).

The last frame consists of 2 or 3 rolls. The way it works can be explained as:

• 10 pins are presented
• If you hit all 10 pins, you score a strike (10 points), and 10 pins are presented again:
  • If you hit all 10 pins again, you score a new strike, and 10 pins are presented again, for the last time.
    • If you hit 10 pins again, you score one more strike. (1)
    • If you hit fewer than 10 pins, you score that number of pins. (2)
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  • If you hit fewer than 10 pins, you score that number of points and the remaining pins are presented.
    • If you hit all remaining pins, you score a spare (10 points). (3)
    • If you hit fewer than that, you score that many pins. (4)
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    • If you hit fewer than 10 pins on the first roll, the remaining pins are presented.
      • If you hit all remaining pins, you score a spare and 10 pins are presented again.
        • If you hit all 10 pins on the third roll, you score a strike. (5)
        • If you hit fewer than 10 pins, you score as many points as pins hit. (6)
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        • If you hit fewer than the remaining pins, you score the number of pins hit in both rolls. (7)
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        Note that the number of points in the last frame is the total number of pins hit in all rolls.

        Your job is to compute the total score for a game of bowling given the scores for each of ten frames. A strike is represented by an “X”, a spare is represented by the number of pins hit in the first roll followed by a slash (“/”) and an open frame is represented by 2 numbers: the number of pins hit in each roll. Similarly, the tenth frame is represented either as: (1) “X X X”, or (2) “X X a”, or (3) “X a /” or (4) “X a b” or (5) “a / X” or (6) “a / b” or (7) “a b”, where a and b are numbers.

        입력 형식

        Your program must read the notated scores for each of a set of games (preceded by the number of games) and compute the total scores. Note that the frames are not delimited in any way---it’s your job to figure out if a frame has one, two, or three rolls.

        출력 형식

        Print the total scores.

        예제 입력

        3
        2 6 5 0 4 4 0 9 3 4 8 1 1 4 3 2 5 4 6 1
        3 / 4 4 X 5 3 9 0 1 / X 8 / 7 2 X 4 3
        8 1 X X 3 / 4 5 1 / X X 3 / 4 / 8

        예제 출력

        72
        140
        170

        힌트

        For the third input the game went like this:

        Frame	Notation	Points	Total
        1	8 1	8 + 1 = 9	9
        2	X	10 + 10 + 3 = 23	32
        3	X	10 + 3 + 7 = 20	52
        4	3 /	10 + 4 = 14	66
        5	4 5	4 + 5 = 9	75
        6	1 /	10 + 10 = 20	95
        7	X	10 + 10 + 3 = 23	118
        8	X	10 + 3 + 7 = 20	138
        9	3 /	10 + 4 = 14	152
        10	4 / 8	4 + 6 + 8 = 18	170