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  1. Practice
  2. Algorithms
  3. Strings
  4. Build a Palindrome

Build a Palindrome

You have two strings, and . Find a string, , such that:

  • can be expressed as where is a non-empty substring of and is a non-empty substring of .
  • is a palindromic string.
  • The length of is as long as possible.

For each of the pairs of strings ( and ) received as input, find and print string on a new line. If you're able to form more than one valid string , print whichever one comes first alphabetically. If there is no valid answer, print instead.

Input Format

The first line contains a single integer, , denoting the number of queries. The subsequent lines describe each query over two lines:

  1. The first line contains a single string denoting .
  2. The second line contains a single string denoting .

Constraints

  • and contain only lowercase English letters.
  • Sum of |a| over all queries does not exceed
  • Sum of |b| over all queries does not exceed

Output Format

For each pair of strings ( and ), find some satisfying the conditions above and print it on a new line. If there is no such string, print instead.

Sample Input

3
bac
bac
abc
def
jdfh
fds

Sample Output

aba
-1
dfhfd

Explanation

We perform the following three queries:

  1. Concatenate with to create .
  2. We're given and ; because both strings are composed of unique characters, we cannot use them to form a palindromic string. Thus, we print .
  3. Concatenate with to create . Note that we chose these particular substrings because the length of string must be maximal.