Bowling Score Finale

Strike

A Strike in bowling is when all 10 pins are knocked down in the first bowl of a frame. When there's a strike, the score for the next two bowls is added to the score of the Strike. For example, if this is the pins knocked down in the first 2 frames:

1. 10
2. 5 3

...then the player's score will be 18 for the first frame and 8 for the second frame. The 5 and 3 of the second frame were counted twice.

Note that the score after a Strike can be a Strike or a spare also. You will always add the score of the next 2 bowls to the score of the Strike. For example:

10
10 
7 2

The score for this will be:

27
19
9

with a total score of 55.

Challenge

Print the scores for each turn of a game of bowling and the total score at the end. There can be strikes, spares, and gutter-balls! Note that Strikes will consist of a single 10 in the input, followed by the next turn.

Example

Given the following bowls:

0 3 7 2 10 4 6 10 8 1 7 3 10 10 9 0

...the output should be:

3 9 20 20 19 9 20 29 19 9 157