#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys

def parse_command(command):
	casesensitive = True
	escapes = {"\\"}
	quotes = {"'", '"'}
	spaces = {" ", "\t"}

	command = command.strip()

	in_quotes = 0
	word = ""
	parsed_command = []

	for i in range(len(command)):
		# if this char is a quote char
		# , we're in quotes
		if ((command[i] in quotes)
				and in_quotes == 0
				and (i == 0 
					or (i > 0 and not(command[i-1] in escapes)))):
			in_quotes = command[i]

		# if this char matches the char by which we're in quotes
		# , we're not in quotes
		elif (command[i] == in_quotes
				and (i > 0 and not(command[i-1] in escapes))):
			in_quotes = 0

		# if this char is an arg delimiter
		# and we're not in quotes
		# and the last char isn't an escape
		# , this word is an argument
		elif (command[i] in spaces and in_quotes == 0
				and (i > 0 and not(command[i-1] in escapes))):
			parsed_command += [word]
			word = ""

		elif (not(command[i] in escapes) or (i == len(command) - 1)
				or not(command[i+1] in spaces + quotes)):
			word += command[i]

	parsed_command += [word]
	return [] if parsed_command == [''] else parsed_command

def main(*args):
	while True:
		try:
			command = input()
		except:
			break

		if command == ".":
			break

		command = parse_command(command)

		for i in range(len(command)):
			print("\t%d:\t%s" % (i, command[i]))

	return 0 if len(args) != 2 else args[0]

if __name__ == "__main__":
	sys.exit(main())