# Problem: Hospital

For a certain period of time, patients arrive at the hospital every day for an examination. It has initially 7 doctors. Each doctor can treat only one patient per day, but sometimes there is a shortage of doctors, so the remaining patients are sent to other hospitals. Every third day the hospital makes calculations and if the count of untreated patients is greater than the count of treated ones, another doctor is appointed. Appointment takes place before the daily patient acceptance begins.

Write a program, that calculates for a given period of time, the count of treated and untreated patients.

## Input Data

Input is read from the console and contains:

• On the first line – the period, for which you need to make calculations. Integer in the range of [1 … 1000].
• On the next lines (equal to the count of days) – count of the patients, who arrive for treatment for the current day. Integer in the range of [0 … 10 000].

## Output Data

Print on the console 2 lines:

• On the first line: “Treated patients: {count of treated patients}.
• On the second line: “Untreated patients: {count of untreated patients}.

## Sample Input and Output

4
7
27
9
1
Treated patients: 23.
Untreated patients: 21.

Day 1: 7 treated and 0 untreated patients for the day
Day 2: 7 treated and 20 untreated patients for the day
Day 3: By this moment the treated patients are 14,
and untreated ones – 20 –> New doctor is appointed.
–> 8 treated and 1 untreated patients for the day
Day 4: 1 treated and 0 untreated patients for the day
Total: 23 treated and 21 untreated patients.

Input Output
6
25
25
25
25
25
2
Treated patients: 40.
Untreated patients: 87.
3
7
7
7
Treated patients: 21.
Untreated patients: 0.

## Hints and Guidelines

Let’s solve the problem step by step: read the input data, calculate the number treated and untreated patients and print the output.

Again, we begin by declaring and initializing the required variables:

The period in which we have to make the calculations is read from the console and saved in the period variable. We will also need some helper variables: the number of treated patients (treatedPatients), the number of untreated patients (untreatedPatients) and the number of doctors (countOfDoctors), which is initially 7.

### Calculating the Number of Treated and Untreated Patients

With the help of a for loop we iterate through all days in the given period (period). For each day, we read from the console the number of the patients (currentPatients). Increasing doctors by requirements can be done every third day, BUT only if the count of untreated patients is greater than the count of treated ones. For this purpose, we check if the day is third one – with the arithmetical operator for division with remainder (%): day % 3 == 0.

For example:

• If the day is third one, the remainder of the division by 3 will be 0 (3 % 3 = 0) and the check day % 3 == 0 will return true.
• If the day is second one, the remainder of the division by 3 will be 2 (2 % 3 = 2) and the check will return false.
• If the day is forth one, the remainder of the division will be 1 (4 % 3 = 1) and the check will return again false.

If day % 3 == 0 returns true, the system will check whether the count of untreated patients is greater than the count of treated ones: untreatedPatients > treatedPatients. If the result is again true, then the count of doctors will be increased (countOfDoctors).

Then we check if the count of the patients for the day (currentPatients) is greater than the count of doctors (countOfDoctors). If the count of the patients is greater:

• Increase the value of the variable treatedPatients by the count of doctors (countOfDoctors).
• Increase the value of the variable untreatеdPatients by the count of the remaining patients, which we calculate by subtracting the count of doctors from the count of patients (currentPatients - countOfDoctors).

If the count of patients is not greater, increase only the variable treatedPatients with the count of patients for the day (currentPatients).

Finally, we need to print the count of treated and count of untreated patients.