Problem Description

In the math class, the evil teacher gave you one unprecedented problem!

Here f(n) is the n-th fibonacci number (n >= 0)! Where f(0) = f(1) = 1 and for any n > 1, f(n) = f(n - 1) + f(n - 2). For example, f(2) = 2, f(3) = 3, f(4) = 5 ...

The teacher used to let you calculate f(n) mod p where n <= 10^18 and p <= 10^9, however , as an ACMER, you may just kill it in seconds! The evil teacher is mad about this. As you kill the Evil teacher.s problem in second too!!! now he let you calculate G(n,k) .Here G(n,0) = f(n) , G(n,i) = f( G(n,i-1) ) (k >= i >= 1). However the G(n,k) may be so large ,so you just need to output the remainder of the answer after divided by p.

Note: This problem is the evil teacher's final problem, it is really hard ! If you could solve this problem during the competition, you will be reward in the ACM_DIY gathering.

Input

The first line is one integer T indicates the number of the test cases. (T <=500000)

Then for every case, three integers n k and p . (0 <= n <= 10^9,0 <= k <= 10^4, 1 <= p <= 10^8)

Output

Output one line.

First output “Case #idx: ”, here idx is the case number count from 1.Then output remainder of the answer after divided by p.

10 
1 10000 100000000 
2 3 10000 
3 97 98 
4 2 10 
5 1 29 
1234 5678 100000000 
3344 5566 77889900 
10000 10000 100000000 
1111 10000 90000000 
999 876 10000000

Case #1: 1 
Case #2: 2 
Case #3: 3 
Case #4: 4 
Case #5: 5 
Case #6: 17835789 
Case #7: 5381861 
Case #8: 71647609 
Case #9: 43710337
Case #10: 9102595

Author

AekdyCoin