A1327.[COCI-2007_2008-contest2]#1 BIJELE

Mirko has found an old chessboard and a set of pieces in his attic. Unfortunately, the set contains only white pieces, and apparently an incorrect number of them. A set of pieces should contain:
• One king
• One queen
• Two rooks
• Two bishops
• Two knights
• Eight pawns Mirko would like to know how many pieces of each type he should add or remove to make a valid set.

The input consists of 6 integers on a single line, each between 0 and 10 (inclusive). The numbers are, in order, the numbers of kings, queens, rooks, bishops, knights and pawns in the set Mirko found.

Output should consist of 6 integers on a single line; the number of pieces of each type Mirko should add or remove. If a number is positive, Mirko needs to add that many pieces. If a number is negative,
Mirko needs to remove pieces.