Favourite Card
Output: Standard Output (stdout)
Memory limit: 16 megabytes
Time limit: 1.0 seconds
You've been given a new deck of cards for Christmas, with a massive amount of cards in the deck. Flipping through the cards, you decide on a favourite card.
ALL OF A SUDDEN a speeding tennis player knocks the entire deck of cards from your hands, sending your favourite card into the massive pile of cards. Luckily, you remember the cards number, and you sit down to write a program to find your card.
Given a list of numbers, and a number to be found, your job is to return where your favourite card is in the list of numbers.
Input Format
The first line will contain two integers, indicating how many cards there are in the deck (known as n), and which card number is your favourite card (know as s. Following that, will be n lines each containing a number indicating which card is in the place in the stack of cards.
The stack of cards is numbered from 0 to n - 1.
Output Format
Your program is to output a single number indiciating where your favourite card is in the deck. That is, you need to output i where ni is the favorute card number (or s.
Sample Input
10 62
34
28
48
62
94
56
82
94
20
10
Sample Output
3