You are designing a board game in which tokens move around the square board with. (like in Monopoly (Wikipedia) )

You need to write the function that returns the coordinates after the token has moved. The coordinates of a token are being represented by a tuple consisting of a row and column. The coordinates of a top-left one - (0, 0).

You are given three arguments:
• the first one is the length of the game board’s side (an integer);
• the second is the token’s current position (an integer);

Cells around the board are numbered clockwise starting with 0 on the bottom right corner.

• the third is the number of steps to advance (an integer);

A positive number represents a clockwise direction. A negative number represents a counterclockwise direction.

Example:

square_board(4, 1, 4) == (1, 0)
square_board(6, 2, -3) == (4, 5)

Input: 3 arguments: the length of the game board’s side (an integer), token’s current position (an integer), and the number of steps to advance (an integer).

Output: The coordinates after the token has moved (a tuple consisting of a row and column).

How it is used:
To get the coordinates of an object that moves around.

Precondition:

• 3 ≤ The length of the side ≤ 11
• 0 ≤ The position of the token < (side-1)*4