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Let's create software that will be useful for a bank!

Consider the Compound interest formula:

$finalAmount=startingAmount \cdot \left(1 + \frac{yearlyPercent}{100}\right)^{years}$

This equation shows how much money a customer should earn for a given starting amount, a yearly percent and a number of years for holding a deposit in the bank. The common arguments are $1000 for the starting amount, 5% for yearly percent, and 10 years for a deposit.

One of the banks asks you to create a program for bank employees. This program will help to calculate the final amount for non-default parameters. The employee will input one parameter that they want to change: the name of the parameter (amount, percent, or years) and a new value of this parameter. Try to use named parameters to solve this problem!

You need to create a program that reads the name and the value of a new parameter, calculates the compound interest, and prints the final amount for this new parameter.

Input: the first line of the input contains the parameter that a customer changed: amount for the starting amount, percent for yearly percent, or years for the number of years. The next line contains a single integer number: the value of the parameter.

Output: the integer part of the sum.

Sample Input 1:

amount
20000

Sample Output 1:

Sample Input 2:

percent
10

Sample Output 2:

Write a program in Kotlin

fun main() {

// write your code here

}

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