Uncle Ernie the Magician P43850

Uncle Ernie is a brilliant magician. The other day he thrilled the theater by guessing a number that someone in the audience had thought. The dialog that took place during the show was more or less like this:

• What’s your name, lad?

• Uhhh, I’m Bill.

• Ok, Bill, we will perform a telepathic experiment. Please write down a number on this sheet. Any number will do.

• Done.

• Perfect, now please put the sheet with your number inside this envelope and give it to that young lady in the first row. Isn’t she gorgeous? [To the beautiful lady] Please come backstage after the show, I’ll show you a nice trick... Anyway, please hold the envelope close to your chest. [To Bill] Excellent! Now, please concentrate on your number, fix your mind on that number.

• Mmmh ...

• C’mon chap! Please try it harder! I can’t get the waves from your brain ...

• Mmmhhhh ...

• I don’t get it ... [To the audience] I think someone here is introducing interferences. Someone is causing bad vibrations and making trouble. Is President Bush between us tonight? That was a joke! [Laughs] [To Bill] Let’s see ... multiply your number by five.

• That’s it.

• You’re a genius! Add six to the product.

• Yes.

• Multiply the sum by four.

• Done.

• Now, add nine to the product. Jez, be careful, don’t mess the numbers!

• Yep.

• Quick: multiply the sum by five!

• All right.

• Please tell us the result in a loud voice.

• The result is 73365.

• Ok ... Let’s see ... I think I’ve got it ... Mmmhh ... You wrote number 732? Did you write number 732? Is 732 the number you wrote? Is it?

• YES!!! [Applause from the audience]

Indeed, 732 was the number written in the envelope, as the good-looking girl confirmed.

Can you emulate Uncle Ernie and write a magical program that guesses the number that the computer thinks? The computer will think a number, will perform the same calculations on this number as Bill and will tell you the result. You have to “guess” the original number.

Input

Input consists of several integer numbers: the results obtained by the computer. All them will be between 0 and $2^{31}-1$.

Output

For every given integer, print the original number thought by the computer. You have the guarantee that the computer will not try to cheat you.