easy20 XP

Maya is organizing her collection of handmade ceramic tiles on a large grid. She packs them into uniform rectangular boxes before storing them away. Each box has a fixed width and height in centimeters. Given the total number of tiles Maya has, and the width and height of a single box, she needs to calculate two things: how many full boxes she can completely fill, and how many leftover tiles will remain outside the boxes. Write a program that reads the total number of tiles, the box width, and the box height, then computes the total capacity of one box (width multiplied by height), the number of full boxes, and the leftover tiles. **Input format** The input consists of three lines: Line 1: An integer representing the total number of tiles (T). Line 2: An integer representing the width of a single box (W). Line 3: An integer representing the height of a single box (H). **Output format** Print three lines: Line 1: The capacity of a single box (W multiplied by H). Line 2: The number of full boxes Maya can pack (T divided by box capacity, using integer division). Line 3: The number of leftover tiles (T modulo box capacity).

Example

Input: 50
3
4Expected: 12
4
2

Example

Input: 10
5
5Expected: 25
0
10

Problem

Ceramic Tile Boxes

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import sys
def main():
    # Read all inputs from standard input
    input_data = sys.stdin.read().split()
    if not input_data:
        return
    
    t = int(input_data[0])
    w = int(input_data[1])
    h = int(input_data[2])
    
    # TODO: Calculate box capacity, full boxes, and leftover tiles
    # Print the three values each on a new line
    
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

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