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mask_cmd

This project is practice project for python, co-work process, repository dependence. This project is made by team_mask. This project implements a simple calculator.

Install

You can install this project write commandline like this.

$ pip install mask_cmd

Use Guide

This project can be run by entering the following commands

PLUS

$ mask_call_plus 3 5
8

Divide

$ mask_call_cut 10 5
2

Duplicate

$ mask_call_dup 7 8
56

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