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Sum
Time Limit: 1000MSMemory Limit: 30000K
Total Submissions: 11492Accepted: 7513

Description

Consider the natural numbers from 1 to N. By associating to each number a sign (+ or -) and calculating the value of this expression we obtain a sum S. The problem is to determine for a given sum S the minimum number N for which we can obtain S by associating signs for all numbers between 1 to N.

For a given S, find out the minimum value N in order to obtain S according to the conditions of the problem.

Input

The only line contains in the first line a positive integer S (0< S <= 100000) which represents the sum to be obtained.

Output

The output will contain the minimum number N for which the sum S can be obtained.

Sample Input

12

Sample Output

7

Hint

The sum 12 can be obtained from at least 7 terms in the following way: 12 = -1+2+3+4+5+6-7.

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