#include <stdio.h>               // We do use getchar and printf, so having prototypes of those handy will avoid compiler issues.
#include <ctype.h>               // We do use the isspace macro/function, so we need the prototype for it as well.
/**     This program has been written by me for Daniel's Obfuscated-V contest (http://graphics.stanford.edu/~danielrh/vote.html)
**     Counting votes is hard. If you spot a bug in this code, please send me an email at <obfuscatedv.30.noyau@spamgourmet.com>.
**     However, according to my tests this is rock solid. I made a clear decision to use crystal clear indentation format
**     as well as documenting the code as much as possible with comments. There is never too many comments.
**/    int main()                       /* Let's go, start cranking!
**/    { int c                          /* We are going to put the char we are reading in this variable.
**/    ; unsigned i=0                   /* Counter for Kerry
**/              ,j=0                   /* Counter for Bu$h
**/              ,k=0                   /* Counter for Nader
**/              ,l=0                   /* Counter for the other insignificant candidates
**/    ; while(666)                     /* loop forever until you hit the goto. Yes, you read right, the goto. I just had to put a goto in there.
**/      {   switch(c=getchar())        /* read one character of the input and put it in the c variable.
**/          {   case'K'                /* tally the count for Kerry, this is important: he may win.
**/              :   i=1+i              /* just add one to the Kerry count, hold in the i variable.
**/              ;   break              /* don't forget to 'break' otherwise you will endup counting a vote for a candidates to multiple ones incorrectly
**/              ;   break              /* Actually, do it twice, just to be sure.
**/          ;   case'B'                /* do the same for bushy boy, count his vote. Right this time, not like in Florida damn it.
**/              :   j=1+j              /* more of the same
**/              ;   break              /* see the break, well it is as important as the addition before because you don't want giving Bush's votes to Nader do you?
**/          ;   case 'N'               /* for Nader, do the same, count his votes.
**/              :   k=l+k              /* more of the same
**/              ;   break              /* and the break.
**/          ;   case EOF               /* This is the end of the file
**/              :   goto end           /* just jump to the end label to print the results.
**/          ;   default                /* Nader is not the only one candidate with no chances to win whatsoever. There is more!
**/              :   if(!isspace(c))l++ /* count them, but discard the weirdos who cannot vote.
**/         ;}                          /*
**/     ;}                              /*
**/    ; end:                           /* The end is near!
**/    ; printf("Kerry %u\n",i)         /* Did you notice that 'Bush' is 4 char, when 'Kerry', 'Nader' and 'Other' are all 5 chars...
**/    ; printf("Bush %u\n",j)          /* do you think this is significant? Maybe people voted for him because it was easier to read and write?
**/    ; printf("Nader %u\n",k)         /* That the reason for his victory. I suggest the short name mandatory act, whereas everybody should be able to
**/    ; printf("Other %u\n",l)         /* pick his favorite 4 character name to designate himself in order to stop the persecution of people with long names.
**/    ; return 0                       /* I'll be "@!Zb".
**/    ;}                               /*
**/