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Jarvis 101

A team of developers want to hack a supercomputer, Jarvis which has a binary string of length $n$ as a password. The only information they have is that the binary string does not have "101" as a substring. Find the minimum number of attempts needed to ensure that the password is guessed correctly. As the answer can be large, print your answer modulo 1000000007. ___ ###Input The first li

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