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For a given value of $n$ and $m$, find $\text{fib}(n) \text{mod} m$ where n is very huge. (Pisano Period)

Input

Integers $'n'$ (up to $10^{14}$) and $'m'$(up to $10^3$)

Output

$\text{Fib}(n)$ $\text{modulo}$ $m$

My Doubts

For Example : Why $\text{fib}(n=2015)$ $\text{mod}$ $3$ is equivalent to $\text{fib}(7) \text{mod} 3$? (for $𝑚 = 3$ the period is $01120221$ and has length $8$ and $2015=251*8 + 7$)

In general, after getting the remainder sequence, how(mathematical proof) it is used for computing $\text{Fib}(n) \text{mod} m$?