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Reverse Words in a String III

Reverse the characters of each word in s. A word is a contiguous run of non-space characters. Spaces stay where they are (including when several spaces sit together); only the letters inside each word flip.

Example

s = "Fox in socks".

Three words: "Fox" → "xoF", "in" → "ni", "socks" → "skcos". Join them with the original single spaces → "xoF ni skcos".

s = "ab" is one word, so the whole string reverses → "ba".

s = "a" is already a one-letter word → "a".

## Arguments - s — string of words separated by spaces

Constraints

1 <= s.length <= 5*10^4 s consists of printable ASCII Hidden tests include near-max size for this bound; a slower-than-intended solution TLEs.

Examples

Example 1

Input:
"Fox in socks"

Expected:
xoF ni skcos

Example 2

Input:
"ab"

Expected:
ba

Example 3

Input:
"a"

Expected:
a

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