#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
Take a string from command line args, take it from camel case to lower.
Then convert the characters into their ascii values.
Reverse the string and spit it out
"""

import time,sys

def blah():
    """
    Take the string specified in args.
    Because split by space, put each word back in the string
    """
    str = ""
    for word in sys.argv[1:]: str = "%s%s " % (str, word)
    return str

# Initialise
string, temp = blah() , ""

# Make lower case
string = string.lower()

# Get the ascii value for each character.
# To make the reverse action easier, pad to three characters with leading zeros
for char in string:
    char = ord(char)
    while not len( str(char) ) == 3:
        char = "0%s" % (char)
    temp = "%s%s" % (temp, char)

# Reverse the string
string = temp[::-1]

print string