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Help me write a Python code to solve this problem

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There are 3 children(their names are A,B,C). A has 50 candies, B has 43 candies, C has 13 candies. Now they want to play a game.Start from A, each person break all his candies (so far he holds) into 3 parts, keeping one part for hisself and give other two parts to others, He eat the reminder candies. In this way, at the end of the game. How many candies A, B and C has?

What I have tried:

I tried using for loop for the sharing of the candies but I messed up
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