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P18. Rank List

Lists & Tuples

Read n students with their marks and store each as a tuple (name, marks) in a list. Sort the list by marks from highest to lowest; students with equal marks are sorted by name alphabetically. Use sorted() with a lambda key.

Print the rank list, then print the top student's tuple.

Input Format

Line 1: n
Next n lines: name marks

Output Format

n lines in the form <rank>. <name> - <marks>
Last line: Top: <tuple>

Constraints

1 ≤ n ≤ 50
Names are single words
0 ≤ marks ≤ 100

Sample Test Cases

Sample 1

Input

4
ravi 78
anu 92
kiran 78
meena 65

Output

1. anu - 92
2. kiran - 78
3. ravi - 78
4. meena - 65
Top: ('anu', 92)

Sample 2

Input

1
sam 50

Output

1. sam - 50
Top: ('sam', 50)

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