Adder is a small but usable subset of the Python language. It is named for the Blackadder comedy series, much as the Python language is named for Monty Python.
First, I'm not entirely sure if I represented n1 and n2 as an int, spring or float correctly.
Second, I understand the IsNot expression using "/=" to compare the n1 and n2. Which I also used for NotEqual since it said to in the issues, however, why wouldn't it just use "!=" ?
Trent325
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First, I'm not entirely sure if I represented n1 and n2 as an int, spring or float correctly. Second, I understand the IsNot expression using "/=" to compare the n1 and n2. Which I also used for NotEqual since it said to in the issues, however, why wouldn't it just use "!=" ?