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IX Olimpiada Informatyczna 2001/2002

Task: wag
Author: Krzysztof Onak
Balance

III stage contest  

We have a balance at our disposal. The scales are in balance if and only if both pans are empty or the weights on each pan weigh the same in total. In the given set of weights one should find such two disjoint subsets that, after putting all the weights of one on one pan and all the weights of the other on the other pan, the scales are in balance. Moreover, we require to put on the scales the heaviest weight possible.

Task

Write a program which:
  • reads from the text file wag.in the weights of the available weights,
  • selects two disjoint sets of the weights meeting the conditions of the task,
  • writes the result to the text file wag.out.

Input

In the first line of the text file wag.in there is one integer n, 2<=n<=1 000, equal to the number available weights. In each of the following n lines there is one positive integer being the weight of one weight from the set of available weights. You may assume that all the weights weigh at most 50 000 in total.

Output

In the first line of the text file wag.out you should write heaviest weight of thing.

Example

For the following input file wag.in:
4
1
1
2
7
a correct answer is in the following output file wag.out:
2

Announcement during the Contest

From all the arrangements of the weights, for which the scales keep balance, one should choose that one which contains the heaviest weight possible.