Problem G
Isomorphic Inversion

Let $s$ be a given string of up to $10^6$ digits. Find the maximal $k$ for which it is possible to partition $s$ into $k$ consecutive contiguous substrings, such that the $k$ parts form a palindrome. More precisely, we say that strings $s_0, s_1, \dots , s_{k-1}$ form a palindrome if $s_ i = s_{k-1-i}$ for all $0\leq i < k$.

In the first sample case, we can split the string 652526 into $4$ parts as 6|52|52|6, and these parts together form a palindrome. It turns out that it is impossible to split this input into more than $4$ parts while still making sure the parts form a palindrome.

Input

• A nonempty string of up to $10^6$ digits.

Output

• Print the maximal value of $k$ on a single line.

652526

4

12121131221

7

123456789

1

132594414896459441321

9