- The department of History has just bought a new photocopier. Any person using the photocopier must enter an identification code.  You have been asked to do the following: 
 
- Write a program that determines whether identification codes typed by users of a photocopier are valid, and prints appropriate messages. If the identification code, which is a four-digit number, is correct your program computes the cost of copying according to the table below.
 
- Your program should prompt the user for an identification code, read it and determine whether it is valid. An identification code is valid if its rightmost digit is correct.  A correct digit is equal to the remainder of the sum of the other three digits divided by 7. For example, a valid code that gives a correct digit is   7011.  However, 9999 is not a valid code. 7011 is a valid code because (7+0+1)%7 = 1, which is equal to the rightmost digit of 7011.  But 9999 is not a valid code because (9+9+9)%7 = 6, which is not equal to the rightmost digit of  9999.
 
Correct digits are assigned as follows:
Student: 1, 2   (means 1 or 2)
Teacher: 3, 4, 5
Secretary: 6
Others: 7, 8, 9
| 
 Number of pages  | 
 1 to 10  | 
 10 to 20  | 
 >20  | 
| 
 Students  | 
 0.10 Dhs  | 
 20% off  | 
 40% off  | 
| 
 Teachers  | 
 0.30 Dhs  | 
 30% off  | 
 40% off  | 
| 
 Secretaries  | 
 0.20 Dhs  | 
 25% off  | 
 40% off  | 
| 
 Others  | 
 0.60 Dhs  | 
 10% off  | 
 20% off  |