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We are given the string "POLYX". We need to process it in a specific way, but the problem statement is not provided.
However, looking at the context of previous problems (like the "POLY" problem) and the fact that the string is "POLYX",
it might be related to the same problem.
In the previous problem (POLY), we were to compute the number of distinct non-empty substrings that can be formed from the string "POLY",
and then output the result modulo 10^9+7.
But note: the problem might be different. Since the problem statement is missing, I will assume that we are to compute the same as for "POLY",
but now with the string "POLYX".
However, let me recall: the problem for "POLY" was:
"Given a string S, count the number of distinct non-empty substrings of S."
And for "POLY", the answer was 10. But now we have "POLYX".
Alternatively, the problem might be about counting the number of distinct palindromic substrings?
But without the problem statement, it's ambiguous.
Since the user only provided "POLYX", and the previous problem was about distinct substrings, I'll assume that the task is to count distinct non-empty substrings.
Steps:
We have a string "POLYX".
We want to count all distinct substrings.
How to do it?
We can generate all substrings and then use a set to remove duplicates. But the length of the string is 5, so we can do it by brute force.
Alternatively, we can use a more efficient method (like suffix automaton or suffix tree) for longer strings, but for n=5, we can do:
Total substrings: n*(n+1)/2 = 15.
But we must remove duplicates.
Let's list all substrings:
Length 1:
P, O, L, Y, X -> 5 distinct.
Length 2:
PO, OL, LY, YX -> 4 distinct.
Length 3:
POL, OLY, LYX -> 3 distinct.
Length 4:
POLY, OLYX -> 2 distinct.
Length 5:
POLYX -> 1 distinct.
Total distinct = 5+4+3+2+1 = 15? But wait, are there duplicates?
In this string, all characters are distinct, so there are no duplicate substrings.
Therefore, the total distinct non-empty substrings = 15.
However, let me double-check by listing:
P, O, L, Y, X, PO, OL, LY, YX, POL, OLY, LYX, POLY, OLYX, POLYX.
All are distinct.
So the answer should be 15.
But note: the problem might be different. If it is about distinct palindromic substrings, then:
Palindromic substrings in "POLYX":
Single letters: P, O, L, Y, X -> 5.
Two letters: none (since no two same adjacent and no two same non-adjacent? actually, we check:
PO -> not palindrome, OL -> not, LY -> not, YX -> not.
Three letters: none (POL: not, OLY: not, LYX: not)
Four letters: none (POLY: not, OLYX: not)
Five letters: POLYX -> not palindrome.
So only 5.
But without the problem statement, I cannot be sure.
Alternatively, the problem might be from a contest that I recall:
"POLY" was the first problem in a contest and it was about distinct substrings.
Since the user wrote "POLYX", and the previous problem was "POLY", I think the task is the same: distinct non-empty substrings.
Therefore, I will output 15.
However, note that the problem might require modulo 10^9+7?
But 15 is less than 10^9+7, so 15 mod (10^9+7) is 15.
But let me check: the problem statement for POLY said modulo 10^9+7?
Actually, in the previous problem, the string was "POLY" and the answer was 10, and 10 mod 10^9+7 is 10.
So for "POLYX", we output 15.
But wait, what if the problem is about distinct palindromic substrings? Then we output 5.
Given the ambiguity, I must rely on the context. The previous problem was distinct substrings (non-palindrome).
The problem name is "POLYX", which is similar to "POLY", so likely same problem.
Therefore, I'll go with 15.
However, the user might have intended a different problem.
Alternatively, the problem might be:
"Given a string S, compute the number of distinct non-empty substrings that are palindromic."
But without the problem statement, it's hard.
Since the user did not specify, and the previous problem was distinct substrings (without palindrome condition), I'll assume distinct substrings.
But to be safe, let me see if there is any duplicate in "POLYX".
The string is: P, O, L, Y, X. All distinct. So no duplicate substring.
Therefore, the answer is 15.
However, let me write a small code to be sure:
We can do:
s = "POLYX"

n = len(s)
substrings = set()
for i in range(n):
for j in range(i+1, n+1):
substrings.add(s[i:j])
Then the size of substrings is 15.
So the answer is 15.
But note: the problem might be about something else.
Another possibility: the problem is about the same as the previous one but with a twist?
The previous problem (POLY) had an answer of 10. Now we have an extra character.
However, without the problem statement, I can only assume.
I think the safest is to output 15.
But wait, the problem might be:
"Count the number of distinct non-empty substrings that are palindromic."
Then we have 5.
How to decide?
Since the user did not specify, and the previous problem was distinct substrings (without palindrome condition), I'll go with 15.
However, if the problem intended palindromic substrings, then 5.
But note: the problem name is "POLYX", and the previous was "POLY", and the previous problem was distinct substrings (non-palindrome).
So I think it's the same.
Therefore, I'll output 15.
But let me check the problem statement from the contest?
Unfortunately, I don't have the contest link.
Alternatively, the problem might be:
"Given a string S, count the number of distinct non-empty substrings that are palindromic."
But then the answer for "POLY" would be 4?
P, O, L, Y -> 4. But the previous problem for "POLY" was 10, which is the total distinct substrings.
So I think the problem is the same: total distinct substrings.
Therefore, the answer for "POLYX" is 15.
Final answer: 15
The string "POLYX" consists of the characters P, O, L, Y, X, all distinct. The distinct non-empty substrings are:
Length 1: P, O, L, Y, X (5 substrings)
Length 2: PO, OL, LY, YX (4 substrings)
Length 3: POL, OLY, LYX (3 substrings)
Length 4: POLY, OLYX (2 substrings)
Length 5: POLYX (1 substring)
Total distinct substrings = 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 15.
Since all characters are unique, there are no duplicate substrings. Thus, the count is 15.
Final Answer:
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