DCP-194: Number Formatting Back to All Problems
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In a bulk SMS platform you can send hundreds and thousands of SMS in a very easy and cost effective way. There are many such SMS service provider around the world. One common task these SMS service providers have to do is to format the mobile numbers and figure out in which mobile operator these numbers belongs to, so that the SMS can be delivered through proper channel and can be applied proper pricing. In this problem you have to carry out a similar real life task. We will consider the follow mobile operators of Bangladesh (Operator code number is given alongside). If the mobile number do not contain country code (i.e. 88) then you have to add the country code. You also have to maintain the order the number comes in input. Citycell - 011 Teletalk - 015 Airtel - 016 Grameenphone - 017 Robi - 018 Banglalink - 019 Input: ------ Input starts with an integer **T (1<=50)**, denoting the number of test cases. Each case contains a mobile number **N** in a line with or without country code. Output: ------- For each case of input, output the formatted mobile number by adding country code if necessary and then print the mobile operator name separated by a space. Please check sample input/output for better understanding of format. Sample Input ------------ 3 01672994777 8801794061678 8801159213388 Sample Output ------------- 8801672994777 Airtel 8801794061678 Grameenphone 8801159213388 Citycell
