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ADD TWO NUMBERS

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Installation

Run the following to install: ''' python3 pip install add_15_05_23 '''

##Usage ''' python3 from add import add_numbers

Generate "25"

add_numbers(15,10) '''

Developing add_numbers

To install add_numbers, along with tools you need to develop and run tests, run the following in your virtualenv: ''' bash $pip install -e .[dev] '''

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