First check what happens when you execute the following commands in an interactive Python session.
>>> 10.0 / 3
>>> 10 // 3
>>> 10 % 3
>>> 16 % 2
>>> 16 // 2
>>> (10 // 3) * 3 + 10 % 3
>>> (16 // 2) * 2 + 16 % 2
A Farmer has picked apples and wants to arrange them in some crates on pallets. One crate contains 20 apples and a pallet can carry 35 crates. Once the farmer knows how many apples have been picked, he will also want to know
how many pallets he can fill to the fullest,
how many full crates he can fill with the remaining apples,
how many apples are left.
The number of apples the farmer has picked.
Three separate lines containing one integer: the number of full pallets, the number of full crates containing the remaining apples and the number of apples that are left in the end (in that order).
Input:
743
Output:
1
2
3