Today, you have been given the honour of preparing a meal for the great Kang the Penguin! You are given N fish, and your job is to create a menu that satisfies the great Penguin's tastes. Being a true gourmet, Kang knows that certain fish might taste delicious when they are eaten immediately after certain others, while others might taste horrible. For example, shark may taste good when served after tuna, or stingray may taste horrible when served after eel. Also, you are guaranteed that for any pair of fishes, at least one tastes nice after the other. Your job now is to create an order with which to feed him some fish such that all of them taste delicious. Note that you can only serve each type of fish once, as Kang appreciates variety. The first fish served will be considered delicious.
Input
The first line of input consists of one integer N. (1 ≤ N ≤ 3,000)
The next N lines of input consist of N integers each, each integer being either 1 or 0.
On the (i+1)-th line, the jth integer represents that fish j tastes nice after fish i if it is 1, or that
fish j does not taste nice after fish i if it is 0.
Output
On the first line of output, print a single intege, F, the number of fish which you can serve to him such that all taste delicious.
On the second line of output, print F integers, which represent a possible order to serve the fish in.
Grading
If the first line of output is correct, 20% of the points will be awarded for the test case.
If both lines of the output are correct, 100% of the points will be awarded for the test case.
NOTE: If the first line is wrong and the second is correct, no points will be awarded for the test case.
Sample Input
4
0 1 0 0
0 0 1 0
1 0 0 1
1 1 0 0
Sample Output
4
1 2 3 4
Explanation
There are 4 fishes. After fish 1, only fish 2 can be served. After fish 2, only fish 3 can be served. After fish 3, only fish 1 or 4 can be served. After fish 4, only fish 1 or 2 can be served. Thus, one valid way to serve 4 fishes is 1, followed by 2, followed by 3, followed by 4. An alternative would be 4 1 2 3.