# val_list is read from input. shift_left() has one parameter list_to_modify, and shifts list_to_modify left. 
#Call shift_left() with a copy of the list val_list as the arguement to avoid modifying val_list 


def shift_left(list_to_modify): 
    index = 0 
    temp = list_to_modify[0]
    while index < len(list_to_modify) - 1: 
        list_to_modify[index] = list_to_modify[index + 1]
        index += 1 
    list_to_modify[len(list_to_modify) - 1] = temp 
    print (f'Shifted left: {list_to_modify}')

val_list = input().split()

copy_list = val_list[:]
shift_left(copy_list)

print(f'Original: {val_list}')


# shift_left takse in one list argument. Lists are mutable, so to call shift_left() 
# without changing the values of the original list, val_list[:] is used to pass a copy of the list as the argument.