#!/usr/bin/python
#
# This script scores its input words according to Scrabble scoring rules
# (per-letter; no bingoes). Assumes single-word inputs.
# 
# Sample usage:
#
# I want to know how many points I can get for the word "tweet"
#    echo tweet | ./score 
#
# I have tiles [telewto] and I want the highest scoring options.
#    ./anagram telewto | ./score | sort -n | tail

import sys

# Constants
SCORE = { 'a': 1,
          'b': 3,
          'c': 3,
          'd': 2,
          'e': 1,
          'f': 4,
          'g': 2,
          'h': 4,
          'i': 1,
          'j': 8,
          'k': 5,
          'l': 1,
          'm': 3,
          'n': 1,
          'o': 1,
          'p': 3,
          'q': 10,
          'r': 1,
          's': 1,
          't': 1,
          'u': 1,
          'v': 4,
          'w': 4,
          'x': 8,
          'y': 4,
          'z': 10 }

# Returns the score of a word
def get_score(word):
  if not word: return 0
  return SCORE.get(word[0], 0) + get_score(word[1:])


# Main ---
for line in sys.stdin:
  word = line.strip("\n").lower()
  print "%3d \t%s" % (get_score(word), word)