4485: A. Lily

- They serve the purpose of changing hydrogen into breathable oxygen, and they're as necessary here, as the air is on earth.
- But I still say, they're flowers.
- If you like.
- Do you sell them?
- I'm afraid not.
- But, maybe we can make a deal.
- What do you mean?
- Oh you see, you don't have to send them anywhere. I'll pay for them. But then, I'll leave them here, for you.
— Assignment Outerspace, 1960
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Lily means a kind of beautiful flower. She usually only blooms once a year, so it could be very precious if you see a lily blooming. However, she is highly toxic to cats, so you must be aware of keeping curious cats away from lovely lilies.
You have n grids of soil land in a row, for 1 to n, some with lilies blooming. We don't want to hurt lilies, as well as cats. You can put some cat food on the grids, but for any grid i with cat food, grids with indices falling in the range [i - 1, i + 1] must not contain lily flowers. You love cats and lilies, so you want to maximize the number of grids having cat food.
Design a plan to fulfill the above requirements.

There's a single integer n (1 <= n <= 1000) in the first line, denoting the number of grids.
The second line contains a string R consisting of only 'L' and '.', denoting the grids with and without lilies.

The output contains a single line with string R' consisting of only 'L', '.' and 'C', where 'C' means the cat food you assigned to the empty grids in R while fulfilling the above requirements.
If there are multiple solutions, print any.

5
..L..

C.L.C

input
2
..

output
CC